Anita Bryant ... It was 1977 when Bryant leaped into Sunshine State politics with her “Save Our Children” campaign — an ultimately successful attempt to overturn Dade County’s law ...
NEW YORK (AP) — Anita Bryant ... the cultural changes of the time, Bryant led a successful campaign to repeal an ordinance in Florida’s Miami-Dade County that would have prohibited ...
NEW YORK (AP) — Anita Bryant ... the cultural changes of the time, Bryant led a successful campaign to repeal an ordinance in Florida's Miami-Dade County that would have prohibited ...
Anita Bryant is seen at ... Unhappy with the cultural changes of the time, Bryant led a successful campaign to repeal an ordinance in Florida's Miami-Dade County that would have prohibited ...
Anita Bryant speaks before the Metro Commission in 1977. She led the effort to repeal Dade County’s gay- rights ordinance, which was passed on Jan. 18, 1977, and repealed by voters on June 7 ...
Anita Bryant, a beauty queen ... In January 1977, Ms. Bryant learned that Dade County officials were considering an ordinance that would prohibit discrimination against gay people in hiring ...
Anita Bryant has died at ... day without sunshine was her tag line. Bryant's focus switched to political activism in 1977, after she discovered a Dade County, Florida ordinance banning job and ...
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