Social Movement history of SF walking tour : Indybay

Marginalized communities have always sought a safe, secure geography to occupy. From the Mormons of 1846 to the Black Panthers of the 60s and 70s, from the back-to-landers of the hippie 60s to the LGBT communities of past and present, the irreducible object of desire has been PLACE.

Come along on a walking tour that traces these stories, then introduces SF's gutsy, tremulous with love, reviled by privilege, and dismissed by complacency mega-solution public policy proposal of 1879 . . . which is relevant as ever today.

Social Movement history of SF walking tour
Date	Saturday July 19
Time	9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Location Details
312 Mason Street San Francisco
Event Type	Teach-In
Organizer/Author	David Giesen
Marginalized communities have always sought a safe, secure geography to occupy. From the Mormons of 1846 to the Black Panthers of the 60s and 70s, from the back-to-landers of the hippie 60s to the LGBT communities of past and present, the irreducible object of desire has been PLACE. Come along on a walking tour that traces these stories, then introduces SF's gutsy, tremulous with love, reviled by privilege, and dismissed by complacency mega-solution public policy proposal of 1879 . . . which is relevant as ever today. For more event information: http://www.TheCommonsSF.org Added to the calendar on Friday Jul 18th, 2014 8:41 AM

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