March with Milk! 2023 Pride Parade Contingent

SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 2023 AT 10 AM
150 Steuart St, San Francisco, CA 94105, United States
Join the Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club contingent at the Pride Parade on June 25, 2023, at 10:30 a.m. as we march proudly with our esteemed grand marshal, Paul Aguilar and Representative Zooey Zephyr, in the heart of the celebration. Don't miss your chance to be part of this historic event!
Our contingent will be located in Block G1 on Steuart Street between Mission and Howard. Please arrive by 10 a.m. to ensure a smooth march.
Registration is open to all, so whether you're a member of the Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club or an ally, we welcome you to join us and show your support for equality and inclusivity. Our line-up number is 12, and you can find us in the vibrant atmosphere of Block G1.
Let's come together, celebrate diversity, and make a powerful statement for LGBTQ+ rights and acceptance. See you at the Pride Parade on June 25th!
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Milk @ Trans March 2023

FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 2023 AT 6 PM

Milk @ Trans March

Dolores Park Independent Bell
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ZOOEY ZEPHYR! 47th Gayla Keynote - Sponsor, Attend, Volunteer, and Donate!

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General Membership Meeting: Justice for Banko Brown Town Hall

 
 
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Harvey Milk Day Celebration Saturday, May 20 | 2pm to 6pm Jane Warner Plaza

Harvey Milk Day Celebration
 
Harvey Milk Day Celebration
Saturday, May 20 | 2pm to 6pm
Jane Warner Plaza
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May PAC Meeting: A Discussion on Privacy

May PAC Meeting: A Discussion on Privacy | Tuesday, May 9, 2023 | MilkSF & Virtual Hybrid Meeting
This is a hybrid meeting. Vaccination and post-event self-reporting are encouraged for all in-person attendees. If you are unvaccinated, have any symptoms of Covid-19, or are uncomfortable meeting in person, we invite you to join us at bit.ly/milkpac. Remote attendees are able to speak and vote on items just as in-person attendees can.

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Community Plan to Save the Castro Theatre!

As you’re likely aware, the last year has thrust the Castro Theatre into quite the controversy. Since Another Planet Entertainment (APE) took over management of the Theatre in early 2022, the Theatre has mostly sat dark, hosting just 2 events in the last 3 months. APE is seeking to demolish much of the Theatre’s interior to make it more viable for corporate rentals, and we’re not having it.

Faced with our concerns about how the Theatre will remain accessible to the queer community and allies of diverse backgrounds, incomes and abilities, APE has shunned good faith negotiations. 

Which is why we are thrilled to announce that the nonprofit Castro Theatre Conservancy and Friends of the Castro, a coalition including the Milk Club, have released an alternative, community-centered plan to:
  • Activate the Theatre 365 days per year, 
  • Invest $20 million in capital improvements to the Theatre, and
  • Honor the diverse communities that have long depended on the Castro Theatre as a hub for queer culture, film culture, and accessible entertainment.
Read the detailed Community Plan itself and about some of the politics here (“New plan offers another model for the future of the Castro Theatre.”). And read about why Tom Ammiano and Michela Alioto-Pier believe that the Castro Theatre belongs to the community.

How can you help? The most important thing you can do is send an email to the Board of Supervisors indicating your support for the Community Plan at their upcoming meeting on May 16, 2023. Specifically, they should: 
  • Approve the upcoming landmark amendment which includes the revised language protecting “the presence of fixed seating in theatrical, movie palace style,” and
  • Endorse the plan proposed by the Castro Theatre Conservancy as it continues the fight that Harvey started to keep this a community-centered cultural center.
With a viable and credible alternative for managing the Castro Theatre, there’s no excuse for bending to APE’s divisive tactics. Our queer community deserves better!

 

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April PAC Meeting: Geeting on Track with Transit

April PAC Meeting: Getting on Track with Transit

Join the Political Action Committee (PAC) of the Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club for our monthly PAC Meeting. This will be a hybrid meeting, at Milk-SF Cafe (302 Valencia) and bit.ly/milkpac.

At this meeting, the PAC will discuss transit justice. We will be joined by BART Board President Janice Li, Chinese for Affirmative Action / Stop AAPI Hate Director of Advocacy Andy Wong, and San Francisco Transit Riders (SFTR). We will focus on all aspects of transit justice, including affordability, accessibility, safety, and dependability. We will use the discussion to inform a Transit Justice platform plank brainstorming discussion. If you have ideas for the plank you would like to share beforehand, you are invited to do so on this document: tinyurl.com/milktransit. Please note that changes to this document are tracked and monitored.

After our transit justice conversation, District 8 Supervisor Rafael Mandelman will speak with the PAC per PAC's request.

Don't miss it!

This is a hybrid meeting. Vaccination, masking, and post-event self-reporting are encouraged for all in-person attendees. If you are unvaccinated, have any symptoms of Covid-19, or are uncomfortable meeting in person, we invite you to join us at bit.ly/milkpac. Remote attendees are able to speak and vote on items just as in-person attendees can.

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February PAC Meeting: Getting to 46k

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