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Gotta Give ‘Em Hope (1993)
On November 27, 1993, the 15th anniversary of Harvey Milk's assassination, a bronze plaque was dedicated in front of Harvey's former camera store and campaign headquarters at 575 Castro Street. Jeffrey Schwarz was there, filming speeches on a VHS camera by Tom Ammiano (San Francisco Board of Supervisors), John Wahl (Attorney to Harvey Milk), Dennis Peron (Cannibas Buyers Club), Harry Britt (New College Humanities Professor).
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On November 27, 1993, the 15th anniversary of Harvey Milk's assassination, a bronze plaque was dedicated in front of Harvey's former camera store and campaign headquarters at 575 Castro Street. Jeffrey Schwarz was there, filming speeches on a VHS camera by Tom Ammiano (San Francisco Board of Supervisors), John Wahl (Attorney to Harvey Milk), Dennis Peron (Cannibas Buyers Club), Harry Britt (New College Humanities Professor).
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