More LGBT elected officials serve our country today than ever before. We’ve come a long way since the 1970s, when Elaine Noble couldn’t safely campaign in Massachusetts without protection from state troopers and when the assassination of Harvey Milk in San Francisco sent shockwaves through the queer community. Comprehensively compiled interviews with public servants, ranging from city council members to municipal judges and representatives—including the illustrious Barney Frank and recently elected US Senator Tammy Baldwin—make for a groundbreaking documentary. Despite diverse regions and backgrounds, these brave leaders share a passion for serving the needs of their communities as out, honest people.