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Billy Martin) b. 1967American he/himGothic horror author 1916–1994American he/himGospel tenor 1996–2015Americanhe/himEighteen year old American activist, student, suicide victim b. 1990Americanshe/herModel, comedian, actress b. 1972/74British she/herPolitician, activist b. 1993Canadianhe/himHockey player (Buffalo Beauts) b. 1964American she/herMusician b. 1955American he/himMusician b. 1980German he/himPole vaulter, two time European Championship bronze medalist b. 1959Canadian they/them, he/himWriter b. 1978American she/herFolk/rock musicianb. 1971Argentinian he/himIntersex and trans advocate, academic, and co director of GATEb. ?Canadian he/himWriter, performance artist, assistant professor of song lyrics and libretto writingb. 1954 American he/himWriter1959–2022American he/himPhotographer/visual artistb. 1973 American she/herSinger (Life of Agony)b. 1977 American she/herArtist/theorist, lecturer of Visual Arts and Critical Gender Studies at UCSDb. 1939 American she/herComposer, electronic musicianb. 1985 American she/herReality television personality, drag performer, actress, modelb. 1949/1950British she/herBritish Royal Navy officer1843–1915 Irish AmericanUnion Army soldier b. 1993 American he/himMusician, public speaker, writer, filmmaker, actorb. 1971 American she/herActress, performance artistb. 1997 British she/herPolitician, transgender activist b. 1981 Thai she/herThai boxer, model, actress 1998–2020Britishshe/herModel, performer, activistb. 1980 Chinese she/herModelb. 1987 South Korean she/herModel, actress, singerb. 1992American he/himSinger songwriter b. 1977Americanshe/herJournalist, soldierb. 1963Americanhe/himWriter, activist, educator, speakerb. ?Britishthey/themPriest (United Reformed Church)b. 1991 American they/themBasketball playerb. 1938 Americanshe/herUS Navy and Army soldier, trans and AIDS activist, nun1959–2014 British she/herPhysicist, activistb. 1978 American she/herModel, actressb. 1964 Brazilian she/herModel 1869–1954 English he/himLawyer, writer, editor of the journal UraniaCoccinelle 1931–2006 French she/herSinger, entertainerb. 1975 Canadian American he/himActorb. 1944 Australian she/herSociologist, academic1933–2013 American she/herPolitician (first openly transgender person to be elected to a city council in the U. S.), radio show host, investigative reporterb. 1938 American she/herComputer scientist, electrical engineer, activistb. ?American he/himNovelist, nonfiction writer, television writer, journalistb. 1970American she/herLGBT rights activist (a. k. a. 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Amazon Eve) b. 1979 Americanshe/herModel, fitness trainer, actress (a. k. a. Eden The Doll)Mexican Americanshe/herModel, Social Media Influencer1875–1938Italian Australian he/himMurderer 1791–1856Swissshe/herPhysician and surgeon who practiced medicine during the Napoleonic Wars and in Cubab. ?American she/herArtist, musician, poet, music producer1949–2014 American she/her, he/him, ze/hirAuthor, activist1945–2007 American Singer songwriter, comedianb. 1964 American she/herSoftware engineer, video game writerb. 1954 Spanish she/herActress, modelb. 2003/2004Englishshe/herActressb. 1980Britishthey/themArtist, filmmaker, author, trans campaignerb. 1991Icelandicthey/themJournalist, filmmaker, author, trans activist1912–1991 Scottish he/himDoctor, farmer, 11th Baronet of Craigievarb. 1990 American they/themWriter, public speaker, activistb. 1975 American she/herMMA fighterb. 1972 she/herUS Army Captainb. 1947 Irish she/herDentist, transgender rights activistb. 1980American she/herArtist, game designer. b. 1974 American she/herAuthor, senior writer for CNET Networksb. 1946 American she/herFirst openly transgender judge in Texasb. 1982 she/herReputed Italian mafia figure1963–2022Indonesian she/herEntertainerb. 1977Germanshe/herPoliticianGarciab. ?Americanthey/themActorb. 1988 American she/herMusicianb. 1992Americanhe/himModel, socialite, activistb. 1986 American she/her, they/themDrag queen, politician1960–2002 American he/himCivil rights activist, writer, educatorb. 1992 Canadian American she/herModel, YouTuberb. 1980 American she/herLead singer and guitarist (Against Me!)b. ?British she/herHighest ranked transgender person in the British Army, transgender rights activist1954–2019 British she/herActivist, first person to have their gender reassignment followed on UK television in A Change of Sexb. 1948 American he/himWriter, educatorb. 1940 American she/herAfrican American activist and community leader for transgender rightsb. ?Canadian they/themMusician, educator, activist of Ojibwe Métis descentb. 1954 Polish she/herPolitician, first transgender MP in European historyGottmikb. 1996Americanhe/him, she/her (in drag)Drag performer b. 1990American she/herDrag queen1994/5–2023Americanhe/himMass murderer1955–2019Rocky Boy Canadian she/herActivist, politicianHarisu b. 1975 South Korean she/herModel, singer, and actress. 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