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Revision as of 01:24, 9 January 2022
Brazil
- Ian Matos, competitive diver
Canada
- Lucas Murnaghan, underwater photographer
- Candy Palmater, comedian, broadcast journalist, and activist
Great Britain
- April Ashley, transgender model and actress
- Steve Bronski, singer and musician and co-founder of the group Bronski Beat
- Maureen Colquhoun, economist and former Labour Party Member of Parliament
New Zealand
- Francis Mossman, actor
Scotland
- Sophie, singer and musician
Tonga
- Polikalepo Kefu, activist
United States
- Carl Bean, religious leader
- Ivy Bottini, feminist and activist
- Richard Buckley, fashion editor
- Alix Dobkin, folk singer
- Sally Miller Gearhart, academic
- Bell hooks, author and activist
- James Hormel, philanthropist and the country's first out Ambassador
- Richard McCann, writer and poet
- Tony Navarrete, Arizona State Senator
- Patrick O'Connell, activist and creator of the red ribbon
- Stu Rasmussen, the country's first transgender Mayor
- Stephen Sondheim, award-winning musical theatre composer
- Kay Tobin, world's first women's photojournalist
- Carmen Vazquez, activist
