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COUNCIL HONORS GAY SUPPORTERS OF 1973
From:
Rocky Mountain News
| Date:
October 21, 2003| Author:
Kevin Vaughan ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS News librarian Carol Kasel contributed to this report.
| Copyright 2003 Rocky Mountain News. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information
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In October 2003, it wouldn't be a big deal for supporters of gay
and lesbian rights to speak out at a Denver City Council meeting.
In October 1973, it was.
"Seventy-three was a very closeted, fearful gay community - police
harassment, people afraid to lose their jobs if their bosses found
out," retired attorney Jerry Gerash recounted Monday night.
But on Oct. 23, 1973, Gerash and more than 250 others jammed the
council's staid chambers to fight an ordinance banning "lewd
b...
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