George Moscone

“The Quilt is an important reminder that the HIV/AIDS crisis is still not over and there is much work to be done.”

Dan White cried while he complained that Harvey Milk was being “devious and started kind of smirking” before he shot him.

A welcomed development from the Navy — that once discharged the civil rights leader — just in time for today’s observation of #HarveyMilkDay.

It’s hard not to note the parallels between Milk’s murder and Republicans avoiding metal detectors and pledging to carry guns into the nation’s capitol.

The night the man who murdered Harvey Milk got away with murder, there were 12 incinerated police cars, 150 injuries, and dozens of arrests.

It was an unlikely partnership.

While the Stonewall Riots get all the attention, the White Night Riots were a brutal showdown with police that turned mourners into a mob.

Interested in adding a little LGBTQ history to your movie watchlist, but don’t feel up to a hardcore documentary? We got you.

The mass murder-suicide was the largest casualty of American citizens before 9/11.

Mayor George Moscone enacted the most sweeping gay rights protections of any city in the country. A year later, he and Harvey Milk were shot to death in City Hall.