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Jane Fonda Stands Up For LGBTQ Rights In Viral Clip From 1979

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Jane Fonda has always been ahead of the curve. This week, a clip from a 1979 interview with the “9 to 5” star went viral in which she is asked about her support for the LGBTQ community.

RELATED: Jane Fonda Says She Was ‘Slipping Into Despair’ Before Launching Fire Drill Fridays Protests: ‘I Spent A Year Depressed’ The interview was done amid the White Night Riots in San Francisco, sparked sentencing of assassin Dan White in the killing of San Francisco supervisor Harvey Milk, the first openly gay elected official in California.

In the clip, the interviewer asks Fonda, “Do you feel that the gays in San Francisco, who are very powerful and very strong, need support?

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