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Preface
Foreword: “Harvey”
Frank M. Robinson
Introduction: Harvey Milk’s Political Archive and Archival Politics
PART ONE. MILK AND THE CULTURE OF POPULISM
1.“Interview with Harvey Milk”
Kalendar, August 17, 1973
2.“Address to the San Francisco Chapter of the National Women’s Political Caucus”
Speech, September 5, 1973
3.“Address to the Joint International Longshoremen & Warehousemen’s Union of San Francisco and to the Lafayette Club”
Speech, September 30, 1973
4.“An Open Letter to the Mayor of San Francisco”
Public letter, September 22, 1973
5.“MUNI/Parking Garage”
Press release, September 27, 1973
6.“Alfred Seniora”
Press release, September 28, 1973
7.“Who Really Represents You”
Campaign flyer, September 1973
8.“Milk Note”
Column, Vector, February 1, 1974
9.“Anyone Can Be a Movie Critic: How Not to Find Leadership”
Editorial, San Francisco Crusader, February 1974
10.“Letter to the City of San Francisco Hall of Justice on Police Brutality”
Public letter, February 14, 1974
11.“Where I Stand”
Article draft, Sentinel, March 28, 1974
12.“Where There Is No Victim, There Is No Crime”
Press release, April 1, 1974
13.“Political Power”
Article draft, Sentinel, May 23, 1974
14.“Letter to the San Francisco Chronicle about Anti-Gay Editorials”
Letter draft, July 1, 1974
15.“Library or Performing Arts Center”
Press release, December 4, 1974
PART TWO. THE GRASSROOTS ACTIVIST BECOMES “THE MAYOR OF CASTRO STREET”
16.“Au Contraire . . . PCR Needed”
Column, Bay Area Reporter, February 9, 1975
17.“Harvey Milk for Supervisor”
Campaign letter, February 26, 1975
18.“Statement of Harvey Milk, Candidate for the 16th Assembly District”
Campaign material, March 9, 1976
19.“Reactionary Beer”
Column, Bay Area Reporter, March 18, 1976
20.“Nixon’s Revenge—The Republicans and Their Supreme Court”
Column, Bay Area Reporter, 15 April 1976
21.“My Concept as a Legislator”
Column, Bay Area Reporter, May 27, 1976
22.“Uncertainty of Carter or the Certainty of Ford”
Column, Bay Area Reporter, September 2, 1976
23.“A Nation Finally Talks About ... It”
Column, Bay Area Reporter, June 9, 1977
24.“Gay Economic Power”
Column, Bay Area Reporter, September 15, 1977
25.“You’ve Got to Have Hope”
Speech, June 24, 1977
PART THREE. SUPERVISOR MILK SPEAKS
26.“Harvey Speaks Out”
Interview, Bay Area Reporter, December 8, 1977
27.“A City of Neighborhoods: First Major Address I and II”
Reprinted speech, Bay Area Reporter, January 10, 1978 and February 2, 1978
28.“The Word is Out”
Public letter, February 1, 1978
29.“Letter to ‘Abe’ on Domestic Politics”
Private letter, February 7, 1978
30.“Letter to Council Members re Judging People by Myths”
Public letter, March 13, 1978
31.“Resolution Requiring State Department to Close the South African Consulate” and “Closing the Consulate”
Press releases, March 22, 1978
32.“Letter to President Jimmy Carter”
Private letter, April 12, 1978
33.“Untitled (on Gay Caucus and Gay Power)”
Column, Bay Area Reporter,” April 27, 1978
34.“California Gay Caucus”
Article draft, Alternate, May 12, 1978
PART FOUR. MILK AND THE POLITICS OF GAY RIGHTS
35.“Keynote Speech at Gay Conference 5”
Tape cassette transcription of speech, June 10, 1978
36.“Gay Rights”
Article draft, Coast to Coast, June 16, 1978
37.“Gay Freedom Day Speech”
Reprinted speech, Bay Area Reporter, June 25, 1978
38.“To Beat Briggs”
Column, Bay Area Reporter, August 3, 1978
39.“I Have High Hopes Address”
Stump speech, 1978
40.“Harvey Milk vs. John Briggs”
Televised debate transcription, August 6, 1978
41.“The Positive or the Negative”
Column, Bay Area Reporter, August 31, 1978
42.“Statement on Briggs/Bigotry”
Public letter, September 22, 1978
43.“Overall Needs of the City”
Speech, September 25, 1978
44.“Ballot Argument Against Proposition 6”
Public letter (with Frank Robinson), November 7, 1978
PART FIVE. HARVEY’S LAST WORDS
45.“Political Will”
Tape cassette transcription, November 18, 1977
Document List
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