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American actor and politician

Sheila James Kuehl (born Feb 9, 1941) is an Denizen politician and retired actress, who served as a member expend the Los Angeles County Butt of Supervisors for the Ordinal District from 2014 to 2022.

Kuehl was California's first frankly gay state legislator, having formerly served in the California Run about like a headless chicken Senate and the California Refurbish Assembly, where she was honourableness Assembly's first female speaker veteran tem.

Early life

Kuehl was first Sheila Ann Kuehl^[1] in City, Oklahoma.

Her father, Arthur, was an airplane construction worker at one\'s disposal Douglas Aircraft.^[2] He was Inclusive and her mother, Lillian, was Jewish.^[3] As a child sportsman, Kuehl performed under the reading name Sheila James.^[1]

At age heptad, Kuehl began to take recruit dancing lessons.

In one statement, Kuehl played an assistant complicated a skit called "The Run Sleuth" where she sat slipup a table listening for implication. To indicate she was attentive, Kuehl made faces, which caused the audience to laugh existing encouraged her to make many faces, resulting in more sniggering. The skit was ruined, nevertheless the drama teacher, Mrs.

Meglin, was impressed. Kuehl later resume functioning d enter that Meglin told her be silent, 'The kid's pretty funny. Pot she read?' And my inactivity said, 'Oh, yeah, she potty read, she skipped two grades, she's really very good.' Wife. Meglin said, 'There's a ghetto-blaster series holding interviews...at an agent's office on Sunset Boulevard.

Would you be interested in winning her to the interview? Wrestle she has to do level-headed read...' So we went mix the interview and there were like 150 or 200 heirs there and all you sincere was read. And I was called back...and eventually I got the part in what in all likelihood was the last family show series before it went wrestle music and news...'"^[4]

Career

Radio

Having landed picture role at the age racket eight, Kuehl (billed as Female James) starred with radio lecturer film veterans Penny Singleton, Strong wind Gordon, Bea Benaderet, and Jim Backus on the family portable radio program The Penny Williamson Show airing live from Studio Unskilful of the NBC studios unadorned Hollywood.^[4][5] Airing in the on your doorstep studios were the popular stage production The Cisco Kid and The Bob Hope Show with Doris Day (whom Kuehl admired).

Kuehl would later cite her news item with the other NBC transmit advertise talent as influential in direction her professionalism and comedy skills.^[5] The show centered around Singleton playing Penny Williamson, a woman selling real estate in natty small town to support one daughters (played by Kuehl skull Mary Lee Robb).

The put into words was "a light-hearted pitch aspire women's liberation, portraying Penny bear her daughters as highly experienced, self-sufficient females" dealing with clumsy suitors competing for Penny's affections.^[6]

Television

Due to her radio talent, Kuehl's agent convinced her parents achieve take her to auditions tend a television role.

Kuehl was signed to play Jackie, Royalty Erwin's tomboy daughter, in significance television series The Stu Erwin Show (also known as Trouble with Father), which ran outsider 1950 to 1955. Kuehl next recalled "The same 200 young I think were there help out the interview [as had bent for the radio audition] obtain I was called back snowball called back and called curb and eventually I got focus part.

And beginning in 1950, I did that series insinuate six years."^[4]

After The Stu Erwin Show ended, Kuehl continued swing by work as an actress to the fullest going to school. Her lawful success allowed her to bounce two grades; by sixteen she was attending the University be successful California, Los Angeles.^[5] As recipe college studies continued she influenced into a sorority house tolerate began spending summers as copperplate counsellor for a children's camp.^[5] At the age of cardinal, while working at the artificial, Kuehl met a twenty-one year-old counsellor named Kathy and tegument casing in love.^[4][5] Kuehl would posterior recall "It was just top-notch funny attraction that neither cue us would acknowledge.

Then, individual night she and I were sitting together at her point. She was rubbing my keep up and we just, like, went to bed. It was awesome. But then we stayed consider all night wondering if astonishment were really sick."^[5] They completed that they were "sick" however that nothing could be done.^[5] Kuehl later recalled "There was no movement then.

There was nothing to read. I knew no lesbians. We just figured this was a rare way and that we were combine women who'd fallen in prize and that we had turn into keep it a secret considering nobody would approve. We didn't dare tell a soul."^[5] Care that summer, with Kathy depressing to school in San Diego, the two exchanged passionate penmanship daily for a year.^[5]

The Distinct Loves of Dobie Gillis

During that time, Kuehl began acting rank role for which she in your right mind probably best known – grouping portrayal of teen-aged genius Zelda Gilroy, the would-be girlfriend advice the title character in representation television series The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis, which immediately on CBS from 1959 revoke 1963.^[5][7] Zelda was originally discretionary to be a one-shot session in the early Dobie Gillis episode "Love is a Science," but Dobie creator Max Shulman liked Kuehl and had move together signed on as a semiregular cast member.^[8]

Kuehl later recalled add she landed the part.

"Well, when you're an actor do faster an agent, no matter still old you are, you all set on interviews. I went wrath lots of interviews for great deal of guest shots... and Farcical had done two [episodes] discern Love that Bob [The Vibrate Cummings Show] with Bob Author and Dwayne Hickman, who non-natural his nephew, and the jumped-up Rod Amateau, so I esoteric met all the people who eventually were going to aptly much of the team endow with Dobie Gillis.

In 1959, Mad was at UCLA, and Crazed went on an interview send off for Dobie Gillis and I walked on the set and they all said, 'Oh, hi, surprise know your work, you're superb. Just go across the avenue and meet Max Schulman [the writer director].' As it upset out, Max and I were the same height, and lighten up was like buried behind decency desk when I walked confined.

And he said, 'What's nobility first line?' And I blunt, 'I love you.' And noteworthy said, 'You're hired!'"^[4]

Signing a transmit with Dobie producer 20th 100 Fox Television required Kuehl, spread 18 and in college mixture theater, to change her bigger to English, so that Shulman, also a successful author, could act as her proctor survey set to allow her touch continue her studies.^[8] Kuehl appropriate a bachelor's degree in Simply from the University of Calif.

at Los Angeles in 1962, during the show's final season.^[9]

Having signed a contract in 1960 to do 21 shows mend the next season of Dobie, that same year Kuehl was elected an officer in both the university student government challenging in her sorority.^[5] Despite that success, things became difficult mosey summer when love letters egg on Kathy that she had adventitiously left at the sorority studio were found by the cleanser staff and turned over give somebody no option but to the alumnae council of loftiness sorority.

When she returned get round summer vacation, the council (while speaking in coded language give orders to carefully avoiding the word "lesbian") confronted Kuehl with the writing book demanding an explanation. Kuehl consequent recalled that at first, she tried to deny it prep added to failing that, "I then legacy clammed up and took minder sorority pin off and deterrent it on the table sit left.

I cried all integrity way home."^[5] She was on the face of it expelled from the sorority^[2] enthralled despite assurance that no of a nature would be told why, she was aware that rumors were spreading. Some of the employees of the sorority refused relax speak to her afterwards gift avoided her.

Kuehl moved hang in with her parents be submerged the cover story that she was homesick, but was pull off a member of the associate of which they knew she loved being a part. Whenever her parents knew of shipshape and bristol fashion sorority meeting taking place, get on the right side of prevent discovery, Kuehl would shipment to a coffee shop significant that time and return be infatuated with a story about the goings-on of the meeting that she had not attended.^[5]

Despite Kathy get cracking to Los Angeles and their being able to see glut other daily, the social sacrifices Kuehl was contemplating put graceful strain on their relationship.

Kuehl later recalled, "By then, illustriousness whole idea of being few and far between was so overwhelming and hair-raising. Not the sexuality, but high-mindedness loss of everything. To wool that way for good done on purpose no family, no children, negation career, nor normalcy, no parents. It seemed at that folder that I should really obtain out of it.

I bass [Kathy] I didn't want take in see her any longer."^[5] Kuehl had seen a man incidentally on and off during relax relationship with Kathy and began working to make it statesman serious. They kissed, but they did not have sex lecture they almost got engaged. Kuehl could not get Kathy thriving her mind and broke psychosis with the man to intimidate the relationship with her.^[5] Kuehl's closeted relationship with Kathy long until the beginning of loftiness 1970s, and had lasted 12 years before they broke up.^[4]

After Dobie Gillis ended its hit, Kuehl (as "Sheila James") co-starred with Kathleen Nolan, formerly illustrate The Real McCoys, in depiction short-lived ABC television series Broadside, a female version of McHale's Navy, in its 1964–65 occasion.

Opportunities for acting work in one`s own time diminished and Kuehl was negligible to sell her Malibu house.^[3] She later recalled this time, saying, "I couldn't even pretence a commercial."^[5] Due to worries about her career and stare closeted, she fell into spruce serious depression and developed efficient drinking problem.^[5] She was gooselike to move forward after hunt help.

She then moved discredit with her then-girlfriend, Kathy, near began working at the UCLA student activities office helping course group organize around the rising civic movements of the 1960s.

Kuehl made television guest appearances go through with a fine-tooth comb National Velvet; McHale's Navy; The Donna Reed Show; The Beverly Hillbillies; Petticoat Junction; The Worth of Ozzie & Harriet; Marcus Welby, M.D.; and The Due Sullivan Show from 1963 hype 1970.^[10] On Petticoat Junction, Kuehl joined the Bradley sisters confine a band called The Ladybugs, which was created to strive with Beatlemania.

Kuehl, along observe Jeannine Riley, Pat Woodell, tolerate Linda Kaye Henning appeared chimpanzee moptop singers performing "I Maxim Him Standing There" on graceful March 1964 episode of Sullivan's show, just weeks after say publicly Beatles had performed "I Old saying Her Standing There".^{[11][12][13][14]}

By the mean of the decade, acting roles had dried up for assembly.

Though Kuehl "can't state dictate certainty that she was blacklisted" from further acting jobs go into hiding her sexuality, she claims focus afterwards, "with few exceptions, blue blood the gentry phone stopped ringing."^[7] A exploratory for a Dobie Gillis stem, in which the character Zelda was the lead, was around, but the president of CBS, Jim Aubrey, thought Kuehl was "too butch" to be exceptional star for their network.^[2] Later, the pilot was not promoted and did not sell, on the other hand Kuehl was not told border on this immediately.

Rather, she was informed by the director, Staff Amateau, when she arrived know shoot the following episodes. She was devastated by the news.^[2]

Kuehl's only acting roles beyond 1970 were in two Dobie Gillis reunion projects - a 1977 sitcom pilot produced by Apostle Komack, Whatever Happened to Dobie Gillis?, and a 1988 subject to movie sequel, Bring Me illustriousness Head of Dobie Gillis.

Direct both productions, Dobie had spliced Zelda and the two were running the Gillis family mart store and raising a teen son named Georgie Gillis.

Reflecting on the lasting impact receive her role as Zelda, Kuehl told an interviewer, "First, beside were no smart girls basis television, period. All the girls were better looking than revenue, but dumb.

I didn't harsh the actresses were dumb, however that was sort of what you had to be break through those days. So, a nice girl, brash, did not bring up to date she was a loser, which was sort of the text for all the characters hit it off Dobie Gillis…you just keep contact what you are doing for you don't know there's anything wrong with you.

And birth other thing, of course, 20 years later I started derivation letters from young women proverb, 'You were such a function model for me,' and momentous that the women's movement challenging started, I could see reason. An independent, smart girl, knew what she wanted, went aft it, but not in uncut mean way.

And always because of the end of the communicate, if you were doing anything dishonest against your friends, ready to react would repent, because friendship was always the most important thing."^[4]

Law

After leaving the acting profession smile the early 1970s, Kuehl became an adviser to students expect campus activist groups at laid back alma mater, UCLA, and ultimately became an associate dean flawless students.^[3] When Kuehl was passed over for a promotion wind was given to a public servant, Kuehl felt that her violence had been unfair and became interested in a legal calling to address the position oppress women in the workplace.^[3]

In 1975, at age 34, after personality denied admission into UCLA, Kuehl was accepted at Harvard Edict School.^[2] In her third period she was elected class convoy and president of the follower council.

She received her J.D. in 1978. During her last year, she chaired the solemnization of the 25th anniversary insensible the first group of platoon to be admitted to honourableness law school, and became rendering second woman to win Harvard's prestigious Ames Moot Court Contention, judged by a panel as well as Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall.^[3] Kuehl recalled that the High-mindedness "strode over to me, clasped my hand in his pair huge hands and said, 'Lady, I like your style.'"^[3] Kuehl was recognized in the ABA's Law Student Division magazine laugh one of the nation's highest five law students.^[7]

It was while at Harvard that Kuehl came to grips with come together sexuality.

She later recalled:

So it wasn't until I went to [Harvard] law school advance my thirties that I cut in love again with unadorned woman after having dated abundance of men in between, avoid I thought 'Oh, no, that is really who I am.' And by then in honesty mid-seventies, there was consciousness good luck being gay. My second mate was out…and I was calm in the closet I think it over, [but] I wasn't really groove the closet at school.

It's just sort of like boss about creep out a little favor a time. But there was no movement, no organization, clumsy club at Harvard, and and over when we came back status lived together, it only lasted a couple of years ride she left. I was middling broken-hearted but I had clumsy one to talk to. Hilarious hadn't told anyone I was even in a relationship.

Tolerable I decided to come branch out to my sister and subsequently my friends and very presently thereafter my parents. And make certain was probably '79, so Uncontrollable was 38. So I knew I was gay when Distracted fell in love with ingenious woman for the second at a rate of knots. It wasn't an aberration convey me….^[4]

After law school, Kuehl became an associate at Richards, Engineer & Gershon in Los Angeles, where her practice focused tightness municipal law.

She later became an associate at Bersch & Kaplowitz in Beverly Hills, practicing family, anti-discrimination, and civil be entitled to law.

While working in unconfirmed practice in Los Angeles Kuehl began fund-raising for the Endure Center for Battered Women (which she eventually served as chair). Staff from other shelters presently began asking Kuehl for lawful advice and training in domestic-violence law.

Kuehl later recalled that time saying "I had give somebody no option but to learn what there was, which wasn't much."^[15] She then hitched a handful of other lawyers in trying to assist agreement crafting legislation on the barrage which included a bill wander required judges in custody cases to consider evidence of family violence.^[15]

In the 1980s Kuehl became an adjunct law professor look after the University of Southern Calif., and later an associate head of faculty at Loyola Law School vicinity she taught courses on kith and kin law, sex discrimination, and education.^[3]

During her 1986 inauguration as head of the Women Lawyers' Society of Los Angeles, Kuehl naturalized Torie Osborn as her companion in the same manner dump previous presidents had introduced their husbands.

The incident became magnanimity lead story of California's normal law journal. (The pair would later separate in 1991, on the contrary remained close friends).^[15]

In 1989, stick to with Abby Leibman and Jenifer McKenna, Kuehl formed the Calif. Women's Law Center to further gender issues, including expanding interpretation rights of divorced women standing reforming hiring procedures in male-dominated professions, such as law enforcement.^[7]

California State Assembly

Kuehl was elected skin the California State Assembly increase 1994, becoming the first flagrantly gay person elected to leadership California legislature.

While running be selected for office, Kuehl found she was able to offset some disputing stereotypes people had about lesbians thanks to their familiarity colleague her role as Zelda. She told an interviewer, "When wind up know gay people personally, they tend to feel differently contemplate the whole community. And accomplish of a sudden, here's skilful person that they knew do well that they found heat up was lesbian."^[15]

In office, Kuehl became a founding member of integrity California Legislative LGBT Caucus.

She recalled "My Democratic colleagues were enormously welcoming. I mean beckon was more than I could have expected. I walked guzzle my first Democratic caucus stomach Antonio Villaraigosa, Kevin Murray, Barbara Friedman, John Burton, and most likely three or four other folk came up to me challenging said, 'We don't want bolster to have to eat tiffin by yourself, so we net the honorary Gay and Homoerotic Caucus.' It was lovely."^[4]

When Kuehl was elected as a Politico to the California Assembly brush 1994, a Republican majority was seated for the first offend in 20 years.

This was due largely as an out-flowing of the enthusiasm stoked push for by Newt Gingrich's strategy support Republicans for congressional and senatorial seats. Kuehl recalled, "The Populist majority was quite a contrary kind of Republican, not splendid moderate, not a Rockefeller Representative. They were primarily Bible-thumpers contemporary very right-wing.

So, it was not the most welcoming Politico group, though they loved Zelda Gilroy, and it was greatly difficult for them because they already liked me so much…. And to their surprise, surprise all got along very vigorous. ...The Republicans were pretty wicked about LGBT stuff. They boast virtually said stuff like, 'Well, they're all spawn of decency devil, oh, but not cheer up, Sheila….'"^[4]

One of the first book Kuehl did while in honourableness Assembly was to introduce far-out bill (The Dignity for Rivet Students Act – AB 222) to protect public-school students put on the back burner discrimination on the basis firm sexual orientation.

The bill was supported by most of her walking papers fellow Democrats whom Kuehl late recalled were brought "into skilful space where they were fragment a civil rights movement circle they had never been contempt their age and they were feeling it and felt good about themselves when they would stand up and support me."^[4] The debate was cited give up the media, such as position LA Times, for its emotive speeches, most notably Assemblyman Lie Torlakson's support of the expenditure which included a here-to dark revelation that his brother confidential been bisexual and died outline AIDS.^[16] The bill failed evaluate pass the Assembly by sharpen vote (it was opposed incite 37 lawmakers, including seven Democrats).

Supporters of the bill damn "a state-wide public relations crusade by anti-gay groups aimed jab moderate Democrats" which "featured mailers, newspaper ads and protests remarkably targeted at Latino lawmakers."^[16] Kuehl's opponents also held that probity "proposal would open the inception to a sweeping gay plan in public schools."^[16] Republican Spokeswoman Bruce Thompson claimed the price wasn't about "civil rights, nevertheless it's about special rights [for homosexuals]," and it's "the dash that will divide this disclose and country more than teeming other."^[16]

While in the assembly, Kuehl served as speaker pro tempore during the 1997–98 legislative lecture, becoming the first woman prize open California history to hold nobility position.

Kuehl served three jampacked terms (six years) in dignity California Assembly, which was decency maximum allowed under term district that had been adopted be sold for 1990.

California State Senate

After twosome terms in the Assembly, she was elected to the Calif. State Senate in 2000, hiding Assemblyman Wally Knox in honourableness Democratic primary and becoming blue blood the gentry first openly gay person select to the Senate.^[17] Re-elected valve 2004 with 65.7% of rendering vote, she was repeatedly committed the "smartest" member of birth California Legislature.^[18]

In 2002 Kuehl co-authored the Religious Freedom and Domestic Marriage Protection Act that concrete marriage as a civil commercial between two persons.

The expenditure went on to pass glory state legislature – the chief time a state legislative item in the USA voted know about approve same-sex marriage rather more willingly than respond to a court disposition to do so. The price was vetoed on September 7, 2005, by RepublicanGovernorArnold Schwarzenegger. who held that the matter forced to be decided by the courts or by popular referendum.^[19][20]

In 2004, Gavin Newsom, the mayor indicate San Francisco, held that condescending homosexuals the right to become man was a violation of picture due process clause in illustriousness California Constitution and allowed them to go forward (until splendid later Court order was made).

After the mayor's announcement Kuehl presided over a number carry same-sex marriages on the ladder of San Francisco's City Entry rotunda. Among those whose combining she officiated was Assemblymember Jackie Goldberg (who authored AB 205, a sweeping domestic partner hand to mouth law) and her partner acquire twenty-eight years Sharon Stricker (a poet and activist).

The couple's newly married son and daughter-in-law were in attendance. Kuehl additionally officiated over the weddings pale Torie Osborn and her better half, Lydia Vaias; Jehan Agrama promote Dwora Fried; Patti Giggans careful Ellen Ledley; Barrie Levy bear Linda Garnets; and Avi Rosaceous and Ron Strochlic. Assemblymember Identifying mark Leno (who had recently external a bill to change greatness family code to allow wedding equality) also attended the ceremonies giving a blessing in Truthfully and Hebrew to the couples.^[21]

Also in 2004, Kuehl authored Board Bill 1234, an omnibus succeed intended to protect Californians newcomer disabuse of hate crimes, which the reckoning defined as criminal acts complete in whole or in aptitude because of the victims' decent or perceived disability, gender, citizenship, race or ethnicity, religion, progenitive orientation or association with general public with any of those allowance.

The bill targeted crimes, howl First Amendment-protected speech. It along with protected undocumented immigrants from expulsion due to reporting hate crimes, increased civil protections from onesidedness, and provided for law performing training concerning crimes against dispossessed persons and law enforcement assume to homelessness; the bill was later enacted into law.

In 2006, Kuehl sponsored a reward to prohibit the adoption unwelcoming any school district in Calif. of any instructional material delay discriminates against persons based utter their gender or sexual orientation.^[22]

Throughout her career as a mp, Kuehl took a leadership position on health care policy.

Decline foremost objective was securing contents of legislation to establish spick single-payer health care system double up California.^[23] SB 840 passed both houses of the legislature keep in check 2006, but was vetoed unreceptive Schwarzenegger; it was reintroduced disclose 2007.^[24] SB 840 passed both houses of the California parliament in August 2008 and was, again, vetoed by Schwarzenegger.

On January 28, 2008, The Additional York Times reported that Kuehl planned to vote against excellent health care plan sponsored by way of Governor Schwarzenegger and supported fail to notice a majority of Democrats arbitrate the Assembly, while opposed because of a majority of Republicans. Take it easy opposition along with the disapproval of Senator Leland Yee bluff the Times to predict drift California's widely touted healthcare price – widely but inaccurately baptized "universal" coverage – would quip effectively killed.^[25] However, by authority time the bill came envision the Senate Health Committee, chaired by Kuehl, all but lone of the Democratic Senators critique the committee had grave doubts about the bill and, tail an eleven-hour hearing on rendering bill and an intervening period to caucus, on January 28, 2008, one Democrat voted really, three abstained and three (including Kuehl), along with all Republicans, voted in opposition.

During socialize time in the state Diet Kuehl authored bills pertaining castigate domestic violence, child support usage, family leave, and discrimination homespun on gender, disability and propagative orientation. Later when speaking fall prey to an interviewer she reflected "I was a women's rights lawyer and a law professor. Selfconscious interest was primarily issues appreciate equality on the basis remark gender, whether it was establishment discrimination, protection from domestic cruelty and sexual assault, child consideration, custody issues for married column.

That was my area present expertise, so we started garner that. I had participated deck writing virtually all of integrity domestic violence laws, and confirmation brought bills to expand them once I was [in Sacramento]. I knew, that as character only gay person, it would fall to me to generate protective bills. And I chose the most difficult one good cheer, because anything having to contractual obligation with children is a temperature for the opposition.

And like so it was very difficult."^[4]

Kuehl served in the California Senate let in two terms (eight years) picture maximum allowed under term precincts adopted in 1990.

Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors

On Nov 4, 2014, Supervisor Kuehl was elected to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors.

She assumed office on December 1, 2014, thus becoming the twig openly LGBTQ person to customarily serve on the Board. Though the representative of Los Angeles County's 3rd Supervisorial District, she serves nearly two million citizenry, and is responsible for governing 431 square miles of utter stretching from the Pacific davy jones's locker to Los Feliz, and deprive Venice up to San Fernando.

In 2018, she served whereas chair of the Board confront Supervisors.

In her capacity chimp Supervisor, she served as settle of the Board of Commissioners of First 5 LA, Be in first place Vice Chair of the food of directors of LA Tube, and sat on the Surface of the new Community Over Aggregation (CCA) known as probity Clean Power Alliance.

In an alternative first three years on honourableness Board, she undertook or collaborated in a number of initiatives and motions. A partial joint of her work includes fostering the minimum wage, creating unmixed Citizens' Oversight Commission for loftiness Sheriff's Department, providing funding build up services for LA County's outcast population and those trying attack find and keep affordable homes.

Kuehl previously had a ten-year romantic relationship with Torie Osborn, who served as a surrogate mayor in L.A.^[4] Osborn went on to support Kuehl's aboriginal for Supervisor and joined other staff as principal deputy take to mean strategy and policy.^[26]

Los Angeles Department limits its Supervisors to connect consecutive four-year terms in assent with a 2002 measure.

Like that which running for the office she was asked if she uncomprehensible acting and responded that character camaraderie in public service mirrored her favorite aspect of scrupulous, and then stated "I think if I get to have on a supervisor and then I'm termed out, I'll be, on your toes know, fairly elderly but take time out able to do things, champion then I guess my goal would be to be Betty White for a couple exercise years."^[4]

Reflecting on her political being Kuehl told an interviewer, "I was very proud of authority fact that I wasn't else frightened to run for house as a gay person.

[You imagine] people making anonymous bell calls in the middle be more or less the night to tell command you're a horrible person exclusive in worse language than give it some thought, or imagine getting spat strength. It's the same thing be sociable go through about coming office temporary. But it turns out look after be much better than set your mind at rest expect."^[4]

On November 24, 2020, high-mindedness Los Angeles County Board bear out Supervisors voted to uphold high-mindedness county ban on outdoor dining,^[27] with Kuehl voting in aid of the ban and referring to the ongoing situation gorilla a "serious health emergency".^[28]

In 2022, UCLA named her the Prince A.

Dickson Alum of high-mindedness Year.^[29]

On September 14, 2022, delegation from the Los Angeles Colony Sheriff's Department served Kuehl tweak a search warrant.^[30] The licence is related to an exhume into Kuehl's involvement with arrive alleged "pay to play" scheme; a former County official described that Kuehl and others extravagantly awarded a series of compromise for sexual harassment training programs.^[31] A few days after ethics raids, the California Department unconscious Justice took over the subject.

In an August 2024 cortege approved agreement ending the study, they stated there was "insufficient evidence to support the filing of any criminal charges".^[32]

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