INDIVIDUAL | Inducted 1997 A leader since the 1970s in documenting, producing, and performing lesbian and feminist music, Toni Armstrong,
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INDIVIDUAL | Inducted 1996 By age 18 in 1996, Tiffani St. Cloud had become a chief motivating force behind formation
Read more →INDIVIDUAL | Inducted 1996 As a volunteer registrar Norm Sloan registered at least 38,000 voters between 1988 and 1996. In
Read more →INDIVIDUAL | Inducted 1996 [Now Deceased] Born in Pakistan, Ifti Nasim wrote “Narman”, an award winning book of Urdu poetry
Read more →INDIVIDUAL | Inducted 1996 The first African American president of the National Organization for Women’s Chicago chapter, Mary F. Morten
Read more →INDIVIDUAL | Inducted 1996 [Now Deceased] After coming to Chicago in 1951 as a female impersonator, Tony Midnite opened a
Read more →INDIVIDUAL | Inducted 1996 [Now Deceased] As a producer, remixer, and DJ, Frankie Knuckles is the inventor and popularized of
Read more →INDIVIDUAL | Inducted 1996 Since 1992, as an openly gay man living with AIDS, Greg Harris has been chief of
Read more →INDIVIDUAL | Inducted 1996 [Now Deceased] After joining Dignity/Chicago in 1975, Arlene Halko became its first lesbian president and was
Read more →ORGANIZATION | Inducted 1996 As a repository of gay and lesbian history and culture, Gerber/Hart Library and Archives holds more
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