INDIVIDUAL | Inducted 1992 [Now Deceased] A leader in the development and formation of Chicago House and Social Service Agency,
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INDIVIDUAL | Inducted 1991 [now deceased] Max Smith was a visible, conscientious, and tireless role model in Chicago. His tenacity
Read more →INDIVIDUAL | Inducted 1991 [Now Deceased] A Chicago native, educated at the University of Illinois and with a Ph.D. from
Read more →INDIVIDUAL | Inducted 1991 [Now Deceased] A true pioneer in Chicago’s gay and lesbian community, Chuck Renslow opened Kris Studio
Read more →INDIVIDUAL | Inducted 1991 (now deceased) For more than 30 years, she has worked as a historian, archivist, writer, lecturer,
Read more →INDIVIDUAL | Inducted 1991 [now deceased] For 26 years, Bill Kelley‘s active participation in organizations, lobbying, polling, refining the language
Read more →INDIVIDUAL | Inducted 1991 [Now Deceased] A retired attorney, Renee Hanover‘s entire life has involved a blend of skills and
Read more →INDIVIDUAL | Inducted 1991 [Now Deceased] Jon Henri-Damski has been referred to as the “gay Studs Terkel.” Born in 1937,
Read more →INDIVIDUAL | Inducted 1991 [Posthumous] Born in in 1952 in Buffalo, New York, and reared on Chicago’s South Side, Ortez
Read more →INDIVIDUAL | Inducted 2011 [Posthumous] Paul Adams (1954-2000), was an early AIDS campaigner who helped form Chicago for AIDS Rights
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