Last night we watched "Milk" on pay per view.
It is an exciting and heartbreaking story. I remember his death, since I lived 35 miles from San Francisco, but I wasn't aware of all he was doing before his death. It was educational to watch what all went on back in the 70s. I was busy being a teenager, not paying a lot of attention to gay rights.
He worked very hard to promote gay rights (which IMO are simply human rights). He had a lot of opposition. He and those around him seem to me to have made great strides in just a few years. Like MLK and Pres. Kennedy, I have to wonder what more good he might have done, had he been allowed to live his life. He would be 79 or so now.
It is an exciting and heartbreaking story. I remember his death, since I lived 35 miles from San Francisco, but I wasn't aware of all he was doing before his death. It was educational to watch what all went on back in the 70s. I was busy being a teenager, not paying a lot of attention to gay rights.
He worked very hard to promote gay rights (which IMO are simply human rights). He had a lot of opposition. He and those around him seem to me to have made great strides in just a few years. Like MLK and Pres. Kennedy, I have to wonder what more good he might have done, had he been allowed to live his life. He would be 79 or so now.