Harvey Milk Week St. Louis

Thank you St. Louis!

ShowMeNoHate — Mon, 23 May 2011 00:12:18 +0000

Harvey Milk March 2011

Scott Emanuel of Growing American Youth holds up our flag

Leon Braxton aka Miss Dieta Pepsi leading our March for Harvey!

Happy Birthday Harvey

ShowMeNoHate — Sun, 22 May 2011 01:09:04 +0000

Happy 81st Birthday Harvey Milk

Happy Birthday Harvey!

See ya at the March and Rally, today Sunday May 22, 2011. Remember 11am, meet at Novak’s for brunch (optional); 12:00pm gather at LGBT Center 4337 Manchester Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63110. March east along Chouteau; 1:15pm Rally off the steps of City Hall in shade.

24 hours and counting

ShowMeNoHate — Sat, 21 May 2011 01:29:43 +0000

Harvey Milk Poster Card

SPREAD THE WORD
11am Eat
12pm Meet/March and
1:30pm Rally…

Sunday May 22, Noon to 2pm – The Grove to City Hall

ShowMeNoHate — Mon, 16 May 2011 16:17:13 +0000

Sunday, May 22

11:00am - Optional to enjoy brunch while staying warm (and dry if raining) meet at Novak’s Bar and Grill, 4121 Manchester Avenue, St . Louis, MO 63110

Start of March

12:00pm – At Noon, marchers should gather in front of the new location of the LGBT Center of St. Louis, 4337 Manchester Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63110

12:15pm - March along the streets of Chouteau Avenue to the steps of City Hall. Following similar steps of several historical marches related to Harvey Milk – including the White Night riots March from the Castro to San Francisco City Hall.

You do not have to march. However, we are encouraging as many LGBT and straight allies to March for Harvey Milk on Sunday.

The march is 3 miles. We start at new location for the LGBT Center of St. Louis in the Grove and we walk east following Chouteau Avenue and turn south at 14th street. We end the march at Tucker and Clark – at St. Louis City Hall.

End of March

End up at City Hall downtown around 1pm-1:15pm

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Rally for Harvey Milk

1:15pm - If you are not marching, meet-up at St. Louis City Hall, Tucker and Market Streets. Parking is available along Market, Clark and at Union Station.

1:30pm - Rally on the steps of St. Louis City Hall. Featured speaker include Out Gay St. Louis City Alderman Shane Cohn.

The rally will be brief and include speakers for equality. Please support our city’sHarvey Milk Day Rally by inviting your friends, family and neighbors to join you. We’re celebrating our victories, no matter how small or big.

The rally ends around 2pm.

MILK your Facebook

ShowMeNoHate — Sun, 15 May 2011 05:59:37 +0000

Harvey Milk Day Facebook avatar icon

Please download the above graphic and use it as your Facebook avatar to remind everyone connected to you about Harvey Milk’s birthday Sunday May 22.

Graphic designed by Ed Reggi

Who was Harvey Milk?

ShowMeNoHate — Sat, 07 May 2011 08:28:36 +0000

The video above was created commemorating the life of Harvey Milk for the Harvey Milk Democratic Club, June 2008.

Thank you to Rob Epstein who allowed me to edit his film for Harvey’s 30′th celebration.

Actors: Harvey Fierstein, Harvey Milk, Anne Kronenberg, Tory Hartmann, Tom Ammiano
Director: Rob Epstein
Writers: Rob Epstein, Carter Wilson, Judith Coburn
Producers: Rob Epstein, Gregory W. Bex, Richard Schmiechen

Save the Date St. Louis

ShowMeNoHate — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 20:35:56 +0000

Harvey Milk Day Facebook avatar icon

Save the date St. Louis

Sunday May 22, 2011

St. Louis will celebrate the life and civil rights work of Harvey Milk with our second annual Walk for Harvey Milk. Last year 75 St. Louis walkers symbolically retraced the march Harvey took time and time again in San Francisco, from the Castro district to City Hall. Harvey marched for everyone: immigrants, the physically challenged, union labor, middle class, homeless, for human rights and his LGBTQ community.

Details will be posted here.

If you are interested in helping the all volunteer local planning committee, please email ShowMeNoHate@gmail.com

ShowMeNoHate is a proud organizing sponsor for Harvey Milk Day St Louis; however, we encourage everyone to get involved. If you have an event that fits the Harvey Milk Day celebration theme, please let us know.

Harvey Remembered in St. Louis at 1st Harvey Milk March 2010

ShowMeNoHate — Sun, 23 May 2010 13:51:04 +0000

ST. LOUIS – Scores of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) and allied community members marched from The Grove to City Hall, May 22 to mark the 80th birthday of LGBT icon, Harvey Milk. The three mile march was followed by a rally at City Hall featuring local, regional and national advocates for equality.

Harvey Bernard Milk (May 22, 1930 – November 27, 1978) was an American politician who became the first openly gay man to be elected to major public office in the United States after winning a seat on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. He was assasinated along with San Francisco Mayor George Mascone by Supervisor Dan White.

The concept of the Harvey Milk Day of Action was the brainchild of Equality Across America. Locally, Coalition Partners PROMO, Show Me No Hate, Gay Invasion, TransHaven Missouri, Growing American Youth, The St. Louis Gay History Project and the LGBT Community Center of St. Louis built upon the concept to create a week of events culminating with Saturday’s march and rally.

See original article in the Vital Voice click here:
St Louis Harvey Milk March Vital Voice Article