Remembering Harvey Milk, the gay pioneer who tragically became a martyr
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Harvey Milk, the first out gay man elected into public office in California, paved the way for LGBTQ+ rights, passing laws against discrimination based on sexual orientation.
His legacy continues through books, films, a navy ship, and a postage stamp, cementing his status as an LGBTQ+ icon and pioneer.
Milk's journey from a closeted Navy officer to a passionate advocate elected to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors showcases his fighting spirit and impact on LGBTQ+ history.
In 1977, Milk was tragically assassinated by a former city supervisor opponent, Dan White, leaving a lasting impact and legacy that is celebrated through Harvey Milk Day.
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