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Today is National Coming Out Day! We honor and celebrate everyone with the courage to speak their truth! The LGBTQI community has come a long way since the days of Harvey Milk, and we cheer you on for working tirelessly to promote and protect human rights. Have you seen our exhibition, “Harvey Milk: Messenger of Hope” on display, post security, in the new Harvey Milk Terminal 1? http://bit.ly/HarveyMilkExhibition . . . #NationalComingOutDay #HarveyMilk #HarveyMilkTerminal1 #LGBTQI #NationalComingOut #NCOD 📸"Two Lovers” c. 1974 Photograph by Marc Cohen (b. 1946) Courtesy of the photographer R2019.0209.001 This image was captured and titled by Marc Cohen, whose close friendship with Harvey Milk and his romantic partner Scott Smith began during their work together in experimental Off-Broadway Theater in the mid-1960s. Cohen took this snapshot while staying with Smith and Milk in their apartment above Castro Camera during a visit to San Francisco and fondly remembers it as “simply a lovely moment of time between two lovers, who happened to be my dear friends.” This image was posted on October 11, 2019.

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