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16K views · 767 reactions | Before “Tales of the City” became a beloved series of novels and a hit video miniseries, acclaimed author Armistead Maupin was writing his popular column for the San Francisco Chronicle in the late 1970s. Former KQED reporter Randy Shilts talked with him back then about what it was like to be out at work –– and his response was priceless. | KQED | Facebook

Ever been to DeFremery Park in West Oakland? It's locally known as Lil' Bobby Hutton Park. Join KQED's Myles Bess as we throwback to the 60s and 70s and learn more about its history and Black Panther Party roots. | KQED

149K views · 84 reactions | You've seen it while driving on 101 or flying into SFO, but what's the history behind South San Francisco's "Industrial City" sign? Bay Curious's Olivia Allen-Price breaks it down.  For more stories like this, head to the link in our bio. | KQED | Facebook

2.8K views · 23 reactions | WATCH: in this month’s Q30 mini-video, we’re celebrating six decades of bringing you the Bay Area. | KQED | Facebook