1. Debate between Harvey Milk and John Bricks indicates that John Bricks abuse his political power for his greed arguing banishment of gay teachers. Conversation Dan White with Harvey Milk and Jack's suicide shows how much Harvey Milk struggle for gay's rights. Milk's public argument with Declaration of Independence represents that homosexuals have the equal right to live as other people who are not gay.
2. During debate Harvey Milk with John Bricks, Milk stated that John wants to destroy homosexual's career to pursue his own political power. When Milk talks with White, he exposes embarrassing personal facts that three of four his ex-boyfriend killed themselves. Through this conversation, Milk wants to make White understand how hard homosexuals lives. After Jack's suicide, Milk keeps fighting for asserting homosexual's rights. Milk's argument in front of crowd with Declaration of Independence indicates that all men are created equal, so homosexuals also have equal rights.
3. The film milk shows Harvey Milk's struggle to fight for homosexual human rights. I think that the film milk has the power to transform one's political sensibilities. This movie lets us know how other peoples who are not homosexuals are changed their political views related homosexuals. Harvey and his supporters keep asserting homosexual's rights through many process such as boycott of coors beer, hiring the first gay driver, running for election, assembly and so on. Through their fights, the society becomes more embracing homosexuals than the past.