The San Francisco Board of Appeals has rejected an appeal by transgender activists that could have set the stage to help them reclaim a building of historical significance from a private prison corporation that now operates the site.
The board on Wednesday rejected a claim by activists that a letter from the city’s zoning administrator wrongly determined the use of the building at 111 Taylor St., the site of one of the first riots for trans rights.
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