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Geer was also the lover of gay activist Harry Hay.
In 1934, Hay met Geer at the Tony Pastor Theatre, where Geer worked as an actor.
They became lovers, and Hay credited Geer as his political mentor.
Hay and Geer participated in a milk strike in Los Angeles, where Hay was first exposed to radical gay activism in the person of " Clarabelle ," a drag queen who held court in the Bunker Hill neighborhood, who hid Hay from police.
Later that year, Hay and Geer performed in support of the San Francisco General Strike.

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