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Civil Rights

Jun. 14, 2006

1960s-Era Judge Sparked Gay-Rights Battle That Continues Today

Forum Column - By Robert Nakatani - San Francisco may well be the most welcoming of cities for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people today, but that wasn't the case back in 1965. Just ask Judge Herb Donaldson, an early gay-rights leader and one of California's first openly gay judges, who is being honored at the American Civil Liberties Union's FrontLine event on June 22.

Forum Column

By Robert Nakatani

     
      San Francisco may well be the most welcoming of cities for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people today, but that wasn't the case back in 1965. Just ask Judge Herb Donaldson, an early gay-rights leader and one of California's first openly gay judges, who is being honored at the American Civil Liberties Union's FrontLine event on June 22.
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