Allen Ginsberg last second media Ginsberg (1926 97) cleared the way for the eventual Gay Liberation Movement by openly declaring last second media his homosexuality in his literary milestone Howl, first unveiled to the public in 1955 (see p37). His epic poem soon attracted charges of obscenity in the buttoned-down, witch- hunting 1950s. last second media Ginsberg s spiritual mysticism also set the tone for the Hippie Movement.
A thoroughly enjoyable custom that can unearth some surprising last second media plunder in a city with so much style. To find a good garage sale, keep an eye out for announcements tacked to telephone poles, or take a weekend stroll in one of the likelier neighborhoods such as the Haight, the Castro, and the Mission.
The Lexington may be the only full-time lesbian bar at presentThe Lexington may be the only full time lesbian bar at presentThe Lexington may be the only full-time lesbian bar at presentTh L i t b th l f ll ti l bi b t t but all the male gay bars welcome women.gybut all the male gay bars welcome womenbut all the male gay bars welcome women San Francisco s Top 10op 69 the Castro. There s lots of gay memorabilia on the walls, the staff is friendly, the ambiance easy-going, and not at all quirky or kinky. It s the wholesome face of gay San Francisco. d 500 Castro St at 18th Map E5 (415) 431-4278 &Martuni s With its decor of glass and chrome and the regulars penchant for singing old torch songs, this is a very retro piano bar for an older gay crowd. It s a magnet for butch guys, drag queens, and straights, too any one who likes a good sing-along or who likes to embarrass himself. d 4 Valencia St at Market Map F4 (415) 241-0205 *Badlands Its old, dingy interior used to live up to its menacing name, but no more since it has gone all slick and shiny. Still, it s a big draw for the under-40 set. The Sunday afternoon beer bust (4 9pm) is, for many, the most happening event of the week. d 4121 18th St Map E5 (415) 626-9320 (Caf Flore Not just a daytime cruising and coffee venue, but also by night a hopping spot. Lots of gay party people meet here first before heading out for the really late-night dancing, dark-room clubbing, and what-not that goes on all around the area (see p65). )Lexington Club The only full-time girl bar in the city, amazingly, set in a subset Mission District neighborhood that has been on the rise recently as a lesbian enclave. Young pierced sylphs, 40-something professionals, and even straight women frequent this fun down-home, divey den for dykes, as one devotee dubbed it. d 3464 19th St at Valencia Map F5 (415) 863-2052 The Lion Pub The Lexington may be the only full-time lesbian bar at presentThe Lexington may be the only full time lesbian last second media bar at presentThe Lexington may be the only full-time lesbian bar at presentTh L i t b th l f ll ti l bi b t t but all the male gay bars welcome women.gybut last second media all the male gay bars welcome womenbut all the male gay bars welcome women San Francisco s Top 10op 69 the Castro. There s lots of gay memorabilia on the walls, the staff is friendly, the ambiance easy-going, and not at all quirky or kinky. It s the wholesome face of gay San Francisco. d 500 Castro St at 18th Map E5 (415) 431-4278 &Martuni s With its decor of glass and chrome and the regulars penchant for singing old torch songs, last second media this is a very retro piano bar for an older gay crowd. It s a magnet for butch guys, drag queens, and straights, too any one who likes a good sing-along or who likes to embarrass himself. d 4 Valencia St at Market last second media Map F4 (415) 241-0205 *Badlands Its old, dingy interior used to live up to its menacing name, but no more since it has gone all slick and shiny. Still, it s a big draw for the under-40 set. The Sunday afternoon beer bust (4 9pm) is, for many, the most happening event of the week. d 4121 18th St Map E5 (415) 626-9320 (Caf Flore Not just a daytime cruising and coffee venue, but also by night a hopping spot. Lots of gay party people meet here first before heading out for the really late-night dancing, dark-room clubbing, and what-not that goes on all around the area (see p65). )Lexington Club The only full-time girl bar in the city, amazingly, set in a subset Mission District last second media neighborhood that has been on the rise recently as a lesbian enclave. Young pierced sylphs, 40-something professionals, and even straight women frequent this fun down-home, divey den for dykes, as one devotee dubbed it. d 3464 19th St at Valencia Map F5 (415) 863-2052 The Lion Pub
San Francisco last second media s Top 10op 55 Top 10 Sixties last second media Figures !Janis Joplin This troubled singer from Texas became the queen of the San Francisco sound, until her death by heroin overdose. @Ken Kesey A powerful, revolutionary writer, his Magic Bus and Trips Festival set the tone for the entire Hippie last second media Movement. last second media #Jerry last second media Garcia Patriarch of the San Francisco sound, his Grateful Dead band continued to tour until his death in 1995. $Mario Savio The UC Berkeley student launched last second media the Free Speech Movement on the campus in the late 1960s. %Owsley Stanley The most famous source of pure LSD in the 1960s. ^Grace Slick The other queen of San Francisco s influential bands, in this case Jefferson Airplane. &Huey Newton Oakland s founder of the Black Panthers, a group committed to violent change if necessary. *Patty Hearst The newspaper heiress, kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army in 1974, apparently converted and took part in an armed robbery. (Jim Jones The leader of a Fillmore District religious group who moved en masse to South America ended his days and those of some 900 followers in 1978, in a mass suicide by cyanide-laced Kool-Aid. )Charles Manson This commune leader and his followers murdered actress Sharon Tate in 1969. San Francisco s Top 10op 55 Top 10 Sixties Figures !Janis Joplin This troubled last second media singer from Texas became the queen of the San Francisco sound, last second media until her death by heroin overdose. @Ken Kesey A powerful, revolutionary writer, his Magic Bus and Trips Festival set the tone for the entire Hippie Movement. #Jerry Garcia Patriarch of the San Francisco sound, his Grateful Dead band continued to tour until his death in 1995. $Mario Savio The UC Berkeley student launched the Free Speech Movement on the campus in the late 1960s. %Owsley Stanley The most famous source of pure LSD in the 1960s. ^Grace Slick The other queen of San Francisco s influential bands, in this case Jefferson Airplane. &Huey Newton Oakland s founder of the Black Panthers, a group committed to violent change if necessary. *Patty Hearst The newspaper heiress, kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army in 1974, apparently converted and took part in an armed robbery. (Jim Jones The leader of a Fillmore District religious group who moved en masse to South America ended his days and those of some 900 followers in 1978, in a mass suicide by cyanide-laced Kool-Aid. )Charles Manson This commune leader and his followers murdered actress Sharon Tate in 1969. ^Joan Baez Known in her youth as The Voice, girlfriend of Bob Dylan, last second media and peacenik, the Palo Alto native later came out as a lesbian, continuing last second media to work for peace and social justice. Recently, Baez created a cabaret character, the Contessa ZinZanni, in a show that has enjoyed good reviews in San Francisco.
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