G komen race for the the cure and would the man of Eyewitness News are there right now live at the steps of the art museum. Good morning ladies, good morning, jessica. Good morning, nicole. For 25 years women of Eyewitness News have stood tall next to all of the survivors and their loved ones and today again we get to celebrate woman. We are exited to do that and exited to celebrate our own survival Carol Erickson. Thanks very much. Good morning to you. Every year more and more women join me on the steps of the art museum. Back in 1991 there were only a hundred women up there. This year 6,000 will be joining me pat. We get so emotional every time we see you, our collogue, whom we love so much n1991 there whether 2,000 people who participated in the race overall because voices of woman were not as strong as they are today. Breast capser was a death sentence for so many. Until komen came into the picture. New lets look back at 25 years of the the race for the the cure. A battle engaged a
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LGBTQ Community Leaders Remember Sally Miller Gearhart
Susan Leo, July 14, 2021:
Sally slipped these earthly bonds last night after a long illness. In her last days she had been visited by many who loved her, both in the flesh and in spirit and she seemed ready to let go.
Sally was remarkable: sharp in her thinking, clear in her politics, fiercely determined, warmly compassionate. She was an immense presence in San Francisco, arriving in 1970 and becoming the first openly lesbian professor at San Francisco State University in 1973.
In 1978, she worked closely with Harvey Milk (1930–1978) in leading the campaign against Proposition 6, the California ballot measure that would have banned openly lesbian and gay teachers from public schools.
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