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Leo E. Laurence, “Gays Get Rise out of Delta,” Berkeley Tribe, 27 Nov. 1969, 11, 27.
news report on SFSC student Gary Weinberg, who was refused permission to board Delta Airlines flight, allegedly for wearing a “Homosexuals for Peace” button
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Leo Laurence, “Instead of Turkey, Tender Loins,” Berkeley Tribe, 27 Nov. 1969, 9.
article on planned Thanksgiving Day gay liberation rally in Union Square and march to antigay businesses, including Delta Airlines, accused of discriminating against SFSC gay student Gary Weinberg
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Jeff Clark, “‘Hair’ Staid,” Daily Gater (Alt), 26 Nov. 1969, 3.
review of musical Hair; mentions scene in which character “admits he’s in love with Mick Jagger and wants to go to bed with him” but is also “quick to deny any homosexual tendencies”
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Jeff Clark, “Gay Life: ‘The Boys in the Band,’” Daily Gater (Alt), 21 Nov. 1969, 2, 8.
review of play The Boys in the Band, described as “the best piece to be written to date about gay life”
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“Homosexual Freedom Proclaimed,” Daily Gater (Alt), 6 Nov. 1969, 2.
article about picketing of San Francisco Examiner to “protest its policy of degrading homosexuals”; article requests "Bail and Defense Funds” from readers on behalf of fifteen persons arrested during protest
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Advertisement, “The Boys in the Band,” Daily Gater (Alt), 24 Oct. 1969, 3.
advertisement for The Boys in the Band, new play by Matt Crowley about several gay men in New York City who come together for a birthday party
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Dale Sprouse, “Lone Fired Prof Still Wants Job,” Phoenix, 9 Oct. 1969, 1, 8.
article on Morgan Pinney, gay faculty member terminated after participating in SFSC strike
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Jeff Clark, “‘Geese’ Not Gritty,” Daily Gater (Alt), 1 Oct. 1969, 3.
review of “two one-act plays by Gus Weill” described as concerning themselves with “homosexuality”; mentions that plays “have a bunch of platitudes derived from the gay world"
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Cliff Geitz, “Far-out Cowboy Flick,” Daily Gater (Alt), 29 Sept. 1969, 2.
review of film Midnight Cowboy; mentions that reviewer once thought “it would really be a groove to be a gigolo,” “a cat who sells his body for money--mostly old ladies and maybe faggots”
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Classified advertisement, Berkeley Barb, 12 Sept. 1969, 15.
gay student looking for roommate
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Advertisement, Justine (dir. Lawrence Durrell), Daily Gater (Alt), 22 Aug. 1969, 10.
film described as “having everything in the way of love--adultery, homosexuality, incest” and “heavily spiced with erotic adventure,” including “adolescent prostitution"
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Konstantin Berlandt, “Samurai Knifes Ethnic Studies,” Berkeley Tribe, 22 Aug. 1969, 11, 22.
passing comment about wanting gay liberation course in article about fight for black studies department at SFSC
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Zede Avi, “What’s in Store for State,” Berkeley Barb, 15 Aug. 1969, 6.
update on SF State strike developments, with passing reference to SF State professor Morgan Pinney
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Leonis, “‘The Queen’ Asks Questions,” Daily Gater (Alt), 8 Aug. 1969, 3, 4.
film review of The Queen, described as “straightforward, warm documentary of the human desire to feel individual, special, talented, and glamorous” as seen during the “1967 Drag Queens Nationals (beauty contest) in New York City”
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John Davidson, “Pinney Fights for His Job,” Phoenix, 8 May 1969, 1, 10.
article on termination of gay faculty member Morgan Pinney for reasons related to SF State strike
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“Gay Strike Turns Grim,” Berkeley Barb, 25 Apr. 1969, 7.
article on Committee for Homosexual Freedom protests, with passing comment about involvement of SFSC activists and quotations by SFSC gay leader Charles Thorpe
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“Fired AFTers Are Still Out,” Daily Gater, 23 Apr. 1969, 1.
article about termination of SFS faculty member Morgan Pinney
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“Gays Flex Muscles,” Berkeley Barb, 18 Apr. 1969, 21.
report on SFSC professor Sherri Cavan’s presentation on gay militancy to SF gay rights group Society for Individual Rights
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Classified advertisement, “Hear Willie Brown,” Berkeley Barb, 11 Apr. 1969, 24.
announcement about SFSC professor Sherri Cavan’s upcoming presentation on “The Black and the Gay” to SF gay rights group Society for Individual Rights
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Calendar listing, “Scenedrome,” Berkeley Barb, 11 Apr. 1969, 24.
announcement about SFSC professor Sherri Cavan’s upcoming presentation on “The Black and the Gay” to SF gay rights group Society for Individual Rights