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San Francisco vigil honors Gilbert Baker, creator of the rainbow flag
Civil rights activist and rainbow flag designer Gilbert Baker died this week. He was 65.
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Gilbert Baker, creator of the rainbow flag, dead at 65
His dearest friend Cleve Jones announced Baker’s passing in an emotional tweet.
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10 ways transgender service members led the fight for equality in 2016
Transgender Americans are two to three times more likely to serve in the military than their fellow cisgender civilians.
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Why do Christians always blame LGBT people for natural disasters?
Rather than blaming LGBT people, Christians should start embracing science if they want to save humanity from itself.
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Everyone’s issue: Coming out isn’t just for LGBT people any longer
We are helping to hold up this society. If all the LGBT people suddenly left, this country would literally crumble.
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Navy secretary defends decision to name ships for civil rights icons
The decision to name a ship after LGBT rights icon Harvey Milk and other civil rights leaders is sparking backlash.
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Harvey Milk’s civil rights legacy lives on, sailing the high seas
Though his killer may have destroyed his body, they will never succeed in extinguishing his legacy or destroying his spirit.
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US Navy officially names ship after gay rights hero Harvey Milk
Milk served in the Navy for four years before he began a career in San Francisco city government and gay rights activism.
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U.S. Navy to name a ship for Harvey Milk
Before he became a gay rights advocate and icon, he was Lt. Harvey Milk, USN.
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California Board of Education approves LGBT history curriculum
“My classmates can solve quadratic equations or cite the elements on the periodic table. They can’t tell you who Harvey Milk was or the significance of the Stonewall Riots.”