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Anti-LGBTQ Bills Being Introduced Today Echo Movements From Years Past - San Francisco Bay Times

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By Andrew Shaffer– Each of the last two years has set a record for the number of anti-LGBTQ bills introduced in state legislatures across the U.S. This year is likely to smash these records yet again. Some bills would prohibit trans kids from accessing vital healthcare services, team sports, or even using the bathroom. Others ban teachers from discussing LGBTQ history in schools, or force them to out students against their will.
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First Comes Love - San Francisco Bay Times

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By Andrew Shaffer
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By Andrew Shaffer– When Phyllis Lyon (1924–2020) and Del Martin (1921–2008) met in 1950, they couldn’t have known how many barriers their love would drive them to break down. In 1955, they joined with three other lesbian couples to form the Daughters of Bilitis, the first lesbian civil and political rights organization in the United States.
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The Power of the Sun and the Sum - San Francisco Bay Times

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By Andrew Shaffer
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The Power of the Sun and the Sum By Andrew Shaffer– In 1979, the State of California approved a proposal by the Stellar Arts Collective to create The Power of the Sun, the stained glass installation that would grace the entry and lobby of the state’s office building in San Francisco. The proposal noted “new ways of looking at the universe … are being achieved daily,” and the artwork was intended to invoke these new possibilities.
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