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Harry Britt

San Francisco legislator (1938–2020)

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United States of America

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Harry Britt (English)

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8 June 1938

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Port Arthur

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24 June 2020

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member of political party

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https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2020/06/25/harry-britt-gay-san-francisco-board-supervisors-harvey-milk-assassination-dan-white/

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Harry Britt, the openly gay former minister who succeeded the pioneering Harvey Milk, has tragically died (English)

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25 June 2020

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25 June 2020

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