California, and more specifically San Francisco, has long been on the forefront of many equal rights movements. From the current battle to prevent Proposition 8 from passing, which would initiate a constitutional amendment eliminating the right of same-sex couples to marry, to Proposition K, a ballot initiative that would decriminalize prostitution, reduce violence against sex workers, and improve public health within the city of San Francisco, the upcoming November 4th election gives voters an opportunity to uphold the community's long-standing legacy of fighting to secure equal rights for all minorities.  Read More

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