When Ellen Leonard moved to San Francisco in 1984, it wasn’t unusual to see young men on Castro Street using wheelchairs or walkers. People were dying, and the Reagan administration seemed unconcerned about the gay community. “Nobody was taking care of us,” says Leonard, standing in her house on Caselli Street with a view of […]
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