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6 LGBTQ+ history icons you may not know about

Source: rte.ie rte.ie
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Between LGBTQ+ History Month in February and Pride Month in June, you may be reflecting on the history you studied at school and realising that, aside from Oscar Wilde and Alan Turing, your knowledge of trailblazing LGBT history-makers is vague. So, who are the famous, or not-so-famous, LGBTQ+ game-changers that we should know about? 1. Marsha P Johnson (1945 – 1992) Marsha P Johnson was an advocate for gay rights (Alamy/PA) Drag queen, gay rights activist and vital part of the Stonewall riots, Marsha P Johnson was a founding member of the Gay Liberation Front. Although often wrongly credited as...
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