LGBT History Month USA
Wednesday’s LGBT History Month icon is military officer and lesbian activist Katherine Miller
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LGBT History Month USA
Friday’s LGBT icon is multi-talented trans activist Christine Jorgensen. Saturday’s is writer and director Arthur Laurents.
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LGBT History Month USA
Wednesday’s LGBT icon was California Trade Unionist Mary Kay Henry. Thursday’s is Facebook co-founder, political campaigner and AIDS activist Chris Hughes
LGBT History Month USA
Tuesday’s LGBT icon is Billy Haines, a 1930s film star whose career came to an end after he refused to deny his homosexuality.