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QueerBio.Com is pleased to present its annual list of Outstanding LGBTQ Youths for the year. The biographies of these individuals were added to the biographical website during the year when their actions and achievements came to the attention of the editors. | QueerBio.Com is pleased to present its annual list of Outstanding LGBTQ Youths for the year. The biographies of these individuals were added to the biographical website during the year when their actions and achievements came to the attention of the editors. | ||
| − | Some have faced great risk to their personal lives by being publicly identified as LGBTQ. Others represent a new generation that is comfortable with their personal sexual identity. All have used their skills, profile and success to serve as role models to help others live their lives openly. They come from the worlds of activism, sports, politics, writers, | + | Some have faced great risk to their personal lives by being publicly identified as LGBTQ. Others represent a new generation that is comfortable with their personal sexual identity. All have used their skills, profile and success to serve as role models to help others live their lives openly. They come from the worlds of activism, sports, politics, writers, fashion and entertainment. |
| − | Each has made a material impact in their field of interest, and several have become tops in their field. This includes the 2020 World Track Athlete of the Year from Venezuela [[Yulimar Rojas]], U.S. member of the California Assembly [[Alex Lee]], Olympic | + | Each has made a material impact in their field of interest, and several have become tops in their field. This includes the 2020 World Track Athlete of the Year from Venezuela [[Yulimar Rojas]], U.S. member of the California Assembly [[Alex Lee]], Olympic Taekwondo competitor [[Jack Woolley]] from Ireland, and two-spirit drag show competitor [[Ilona Verley]] from Canada. |
Simply click on their names to read their fascinating biographies. | Simply click on their names to read their fascinating biographies. | ||
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'''Argentina''' | '''Argentina''' | ||
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* [[Nicolas Fernandez]], professional football/soccer player | * [[Nicolas Fernandez]], professional football/soccer player | ||
* [[Mara Gomez]], transgender football/soccer player | * [[Mara Gomez]], transgender football/soccer player | ||
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'''Belgium''' | '''Belgium''' | ||
| − | * [[Justin Laevens]], | + | * [[Justin Laevens]], Professional Cyclist |
'''Brazil''' | '''Brazil''' | ||
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'''Ireland''' | '''Ireland''' | ||
| − | * [[Jack Woolley]], | + | * [[Jack Woolley]], Taekwondo martial arts competitor |
'''The Netherlands''' | '''The Netherlands''' | ||
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* [[Rebecca Black]], YouTube star | * [[Rebecca Black]], YouTube star | ||
* [[Lor Choc]], Hip Hop artist | * [[Lor Choc]], Hip Hop artist | ||
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* [[Auli’i Cravalho]], television and film actor | * [[Auli’i Cravalho]], television and film actor | ||
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* [[Hunter Gallagher]], wrestler | * [[Hunter Gallagher]], wrestler | ||
* [[Amber Glenn]], figure skater | * [[Amber Glenn]], figure skater | ||
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* [[Yulimar Rojas]], track athlete | * [[Yulimar Rojas]], track athlete | ||
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| + | ==See Also== | ||
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| + | * [[Outstanding LGBTQ Youths of 2014]] | ||
| + | * [[Outstanding LGBTQ Youths of 2015]] | ||
| + | * [[Outstanding LGBTQ Youths of 2016]] | ||
| + | * [[Outstanding LGBTQ Youths of 2017]] | ||
| + | * [[Outstanding LGBTQ Youths of 2018]] | ||
| + | * [[Outstanding LGBTQ Youths of 2019]] | ||
| + | * [[Outstanding LGBTQ Youths of 2021]] | ||
| + | * [[Outstanding LGBTQ Youths of 2022]] | ||
| + | * [[Outstanding LGBTQ Youths of 2023]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:12, 27 December 2023
QueerBio.Com is pleased to present its annual list of Outstanding LGBTQ Youths for the year. The biographies of these individuals were added to the biographical website during the year when their actions and achievements came to the attention of the editors.
Some have faced great risk to their personal lives by being publicly identified as LGBTQ. Others represent a new generation that is comfortable with their personal sexual identity. All have used their skills, profile and success to serve as role models to help others live their lives openly. They come from the worlds of activism, sports, politics, writers, fashion and entertainment.
Each has made a material impact in their field of interest, and several have become tops in their field. This includes the 2020 World Track Athlete of the Year from Venezuela Yulimar Rojas, U.S. member of the California Assembly Alex Lee, Olympic Taekwondo competitor Jack Woolley from Ireland, and two-spirit drag show competitor Ilona Verley from Canada.
Simply click on their names to read their fascinating biographies.
Argentina
- Nicolas Fernandez, professional football/soccer player
- Mara Gomez, transgender football/soccer player
Belgium
- Justin Laevens, Professional Cyclist
Brazil
- Valentina Sampaio, transgender fashion model
Canada
- Kennedi Deck, professional snowboarder
- Markus Thormeyer, competitive swimmer
- Ilona Verley, drag show contestant
Great Britain
- Levi Davis, rugby player
Ireland
- Jack Woolley, Taekwondo martial arts competitor
The Netherlands
- Maarten Hurkmans, competitive rower
United States
- Rebecca Black, YouTube star
- Lor Choc, Hip Hop artist
- Auli’i Cravalho, television and film actor
- Hunter Gallagher, wrestler
- Amber Glenn, figure skater
- Madelaine Hasson, film and television actor
- Montero Lamar Hill, Hip Hop artist
- Alex Lee, politician
- Laura Hurff, field hockey player
- Beatrix Jackman, Transgender Boy Scout member
- Jamie Margolin, Climate Change Activist
- Lili Reinhart, television and film actor
- Avery Wilson, singer, songwriter and dancer
Venezuela
- Yulimar Rojas, track athlete
