Craig Baker:
CLASS OF 1980
West Seattle High SchoolClass of 1980
Seattle, WA
Craig's Story
Craig's schools include West Seattle High School. Craig later attended UCLA. Craig works(ed) at King County, Washington, King County, Washington.
Music Craig likes includes Brett Gleason, CAZWELL, Dan De Leon. Books Craig likes include House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski, Budding Prospects, Tales of the City. Movies Craig likes include The Q'ntana Trilogy Movies, Zero Dark Thirty, Mommie Dearest. TV shows Craig likes include BoysTown, Tamron Hall, Andrea Mitchell Reports.
One of Craig's favorite quotes is:""What's more likely: that the laws of nature were suspended, or that a Jewish girl told a lie?" ~ Thomas Paine
"There is no bigot quite like a religious bigot. Religious bigots are champions of stupidity." ~ Philip Arnold".
More about Craig:"UCLA 2002
While living in Seattle, I worked with Queer Nation to organize "Kiss Ins" in protest of the first Bush's Administration and I was a member of ACT UP Seattle. After burying most of my Gay friends in Seattle, I moved to San Diego, joined ACT UP, started the Clean Needle Exchange Program and the Condom Crusades in the local high schools. A bunch of my friends and I went up to LA to protest Hollywood's negative portray...Expand for more
al of Gays and Lesbians at the Oscars in 1992. I received a call and joined a class-action lawsuit against the Wilson Administration on nuclear waste issues. My lawyers were Baker & McKenzie and we won! When Bush I came to San Diego to give his famous "Eat your vegetables" healthcare speech, I was there to protest. So, I did my fair share of lobbying up in Sacramento and grew medical marijuana for the cannabis clubs in San Francisco. Then, I decided to go back to school, went to San Diego City College, made the Honors Program, and got into UCLA as a Wasserman and Will Rogers scholar. Somewhere in all of that, I managed to protest the GOP Convention in San Diego and Candace Gingrich handed me the sign I carried. I served on the Steering Committee of the HIV Consumer Council in San Diego. I also volunteered and worked for the L.A. Gay and Lesbian Center. I protested the second Bush's wars several times and I protested the passage of Prop. 8, where I met T.R. Knight. I volunteered delivering pet food to housebound HIV/AIDS patients in the Long Beach area for P.A.W.S. with my old neighbor.Now, I am in the process of packing up for a move to my first house in West Seattle! ;p".
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