Harvey Milk was a groundbreaking LGBTQ+ political figure, elected as the first openly gay official in California in 1977, symbolizing LGBTQ+ progress.
Milk's activism started with protesting Vietnam War, later moving to San Francisco and founding the Castro Village Association to support LGBTQ+ businesses.
Milk's parents were Navy veterans who ran a family store, and he worked as a teacher, stock analyst, and Broadway production associate before entering politics.
Milk's journey from college to the Navy, then to various professional roles, demonstrates his diverse experiences before becoming a significant LGBTQ+ figure.
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