The artist was a noteworthy presence in San Francisco's queer scene.
September 10 2017 6:08 PM EST
September 11 2017 5:17 AM EST
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The artist was a noteworthy presence in San Francisco's queer scene.
San Francisco DJ, artist and activist Bubbles was killed this weekend after being shot outside a Tenderloin strip club in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Bubbles was a beloved community figure who, according to their lawyer, was a transgender activist. Bubbles' attorney, Jim Reilly, called the murder a hate crime. "The details are still coming out... For a transgender activist to be gunned down on [his] own street shouldn't stand and won't stand," Reilly told the Examiner.
DJ Buckner Williams, a close friend, said that, "You always knew when Bubbles was in the room or in the building. He was larger than life but at the same time on a one-on-one level was one of the most dearest and compassionate people I knew. If Bubbles came to your party, you knew it was a good fucking party."