Search Results
-
“Homosexuals Elected by S.F. Family Service,” San Francisco Chronicle, 27 Jan. 1971, 23.
SF State faculty member Sally Gearhart elected to board of directors of SF Family Service Agency
-
“Resolution on Homosexuals by Teachers,” San Francisco Chronicle, 29 Dec. 1970, 4.
reference to SFSC accounting professor Morgan Pinney in article reporting on State Teachers’ Union convention debate about producing a booklet on counselling homosexuals
-
“Gay Bar Ruckus, Suspect Is Shot,” San Francisco Examiner, 13 Dec. 1970, B11.
SFSC student Charles Christman shot by police outside the Stud, SF gay bar
-
"Homosexual Call for Militancy,” San Francisco Chronicle, 22 Aug. 1970, 5.
article on National Student Gay Liberation Front conference and speech by SFSC student Charles P. Thorpe
-
Advertisement, Song of the Loon, San Francisco Chronicle, 12 June 1970, 50.
advertisement for film based on homoerotic novel by Richard Amory
-
Advertisement, Song of the Loon, San Francisco Chronicle, 10 June 1970, 51.
advertisement for film based on homoerotic novel by Richard Amory
-
Advertisement, Song of the Loon, San Francisco Chronicle, 3 June 1970, 53.
advertisement for film based on homoerotic novel by Richard Amory
-
Advertisement, Song of the Loon, San Francisco Chronicle, 29 May 1970, 44.
advertisement for film based on homoerotic novel by Richard Amory
-
Advertisement, Song of the Loon, San Francisco Chronicle, 27 May 1970, 51.
advertisement for film based on homoerotic novel by Richard Amory
-
Advertisement, Song of the Loon, San Francisco Chronicle, 20 May 1970, 46.
advertisement for film based on homoerotic novel by SFSC alum Richard Amory
-
Jan Merrill, “Dancing M&M’s?,” Phoenix, 12 Dec. 1974, 12.
review of Beach Blanket Babylon, musical revue at “bi-sex showplace” that features “lots of glitter and sexy women” and Nancy Bleiweiss as “fetchingly camp singer"; directed by Steve Silver
-
Jerry Bell and Jim Sanders, “Day of Hope Crusade: Protesters Denounce Evangelist Moon,” Phoenix, 12 Dec. 1974, 1, 16.
article about demonstration against leader of Unification Church at SF Opera House, with references to gay protesters
-
Sandra Hansen, “Tony’s Adult Books: From Dad With Love,” Phoenix, 14 Nov. 1974, 9.
article about San Francisco adult bookstore and proprietor Tony, who has been “selling pornography for the past four years"; store does “a lot of business in the gay community"
-
Mac Miller, “Gay Males Face ‘Selective’ Standards,” Phoenix, 14 Nov. 1974, 5.
article mentioning risk of higher legal penalties, including “arrest and conviction for a felony,” for gay men busted by police while having sex
-
Kay Regar, “Legislated Morality: Who’s Victim in ‘Victimless Crime?,’” Phoenix, 14 Nov. 1974, 5,14.
article about sex work and whether it should be “de-criminalized” or “legalized,” driven by “prodding from vociferous hookers, liberal politicians, and changing public morality"; mention that “streetwalkers” of the Tenderloin are treated poorly…
-
George Schroeder, letter to the editor, Phoenix, 7 Nov. 1974, 7.
letter written by self-identified prison inmate in response to 3 Oct. article about sex in San Quentin; writer expresses desire to “clarify” and correct article, saying that “Colgain was inaccurate” in asserting that “95 per cent of the men…
-
Classified advertisement, “Men and Women Needed for Research on ‘Being Gay in San Francisco in the 60’s,’” Phoenix, 7 Nov. 1974, 4.
“Contact David Cawley,” identified elsewhere as Phoenix writer
-
David Cawley, “Too Much Candy,” Phoenix, 31 Oct. 1974, 9.
review of Civic Light Opera’s adaptation of film Some Like It Hot; mentions that male actors are in drag; features photograph of male actors in drag, with caption that deems them “lovelies”
-
Alan Whiteside, “Brown Agrees With Students,” Phoenix, 31 Oct. 1974, 7.
article discussing views of California gubernatorial candidate Edmund G. Brown; claims that Brown “agrees with many of the issues that have found support with students,” including “doing away with laws that would regulate private sexual activity…
-
Alvaro Delgado, “Citation System for ‘Victimless Crimes,’” Phoenix, 31 Oct. 1974, 3.
article about new resolution from SF Board of Supervisors that implements “a citation system for those caught committing certain victimless crimes” such as “consenting adults engaging in illegal sex acts”