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HRC Finding to be Released Tomorrow, April 26
And Castro For All to Hold a Press Conference on Tuesday, April 26.
The City of San Francisco's Human Rights Commission Will Issue Its Much Anticipated
Finding in the Race and Gender Discrimination Case Against Castro Bar Owner Tuesday,
April 26.
And Castro For All to Hold a Press Conference on Tuesday, April 26.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA - April 25, 2005 - On Tuesday, April 26, the San Francisco Human
Rights Commission (HRC) will announce the findings of its investigation into Castro
bar owner Leslie Natali, owner of the San Francisco bars Badlands, the Detour and
The Pendulum. And Castro For All will hold a press conference at 6 p.m. Tuesday at
Harvey Milk Plaza on the corner of Castro and Market streets.
It has been nearly a year since And Castro For All revealed allegations that Natali
violated the civil rights of Blacks and women, which resulted in the HRC carrying
out a rare, full-scale investigation -- one of the largest cases in its history. It
has brought together people from every corner of the city to stand together and
proclaim to Natali, and others like him, that "discrimination is not welcome in our
city."
PRESS CONFERENCE & COMMUNITY GATHERING
Tuesday, April 26, 2005
6 p.m. PST
Harvey Milk Plaza at Castro & Market
in San Francisco, CA
MEDIA CONTACT
Paul Mooney
And Castro For All
phone: (415) 637-8275
And Castro For All fosters a genuinely welcoming Castro open to all by promoting
awareness and dialogue about bias within the LGBT community and exposing
discrimination and other actions that undermine inclusion. IsBadlandsBad is a
project of And Castro For All. For more information, including copies of the HRC
letter and complaints, please visit http://www.AndCastroForAll.org or contact Paul Mooney.
For more information:
http://www.AndCastroForAll.org
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We'll see what they say. But if this busybody group manages to drive out Natali, watch what happens. He can sell the liquor licenses to people anywhere in California. He can close all those bars and sell them to anyone who can turn them into whatever they please. End result is three less bars, a lot of unemployed people, and another nail in the coffin for the Castro.
I don't think it is being a "busybody" to insist that in San Francisco's Castro district in the year 2005, businesses should not discriminate against people of color.
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