Planning a Gay Enclave
28 March 2004 - 7:00am
The City of Oakland, CA seeks to promote economic development through establishment of gay and lesbian district.
"Oakland has launched an official effort to cultivate a gay and lesbian neighborhood, an attempt to capture local dollars now flowing into San Francisco. The idea is to create a gathering place for Oakland's large but widely distributed gay and lesbian population. Such an enclave, city officials hope, will improve blighted storefronts and make Oakland more attractive to prospective residents and businesses."
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Oakland makes gay play
Source:
San Francisco Business Times, March 19, 2004
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