Remembering Harvey Milk      8/25/2008

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The California legislature is considering a bill that would create a state holiday honoring Harvey Milk, the first openly "gay" city supervisor for San Francisco who was gunned down in 1978. Peter LaBarbera, President of Americans for Truth about Homosexuality, introduces us to Gerard Dols, a man who both knew Harvey Milk and who now knows the Lord. Dols was befriended by Milk when he was a youth, struggled with rejection by the greater homosexual community following Milk's murder, and later accepted Christ and left the homosexual lifestyle. Dols shares his testimony and his thoughts on "the mayor of Castro Street." Listen | Download

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