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  1. Giorgio Armani
  2. Gabriel Attal
  3. Alvin Baltrop
  4. Frieda Belinfante
  5. Michael Bennett
  6. Rachel Crandall-Crocker
  7. Barry Diller
  8. Ernestine Eckstein
  9. Laïla El-Métoui
  10. Edward Enninful
  11. Andrea Gibson
  12. Marsden Hartley
  13. Muhsin Hendricks
  14. Patricia Highsmith
  15. Robert Joffrey
  16. Julie Johnson
  17. Lani Ka’ahumanu
  18. King James I
  19. Calvin Klein
  20. Abraham Lincoln
  21. Chris Pappas
  22. Pauline Park
  23. Paul Rudolph
  24. Amber Ruffin
  25. St. Vincent
  26. Jessica Stern
  27. Charles Sumner
  28. Jewel Thais-Williams
  29. Karl Heinrich Ulrichs
  30. Alok Vaid-Menon
  31. Edmund White

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References

Bottini, Ivy. “Ivy Bottini: Artist, Actor, Comedienne, Feminist and Gay Activist.” Veteran Feminists of America (n.d.).

Gierach, Ryan. “Painting an Activist Future.” WeHo News. Posted September 5, 2005.

Gierach, Ryan. “Ivy Does 80 At The Ivy Theater.” WeHo News. Posted August 10, 2006.

“Ivy Bottini—Artists|Activist.” IvyBottini.com.

“Local Hero: Ivy Bottini.” KCET.org.

McDonald, Patrick Range. “Ivy Bottini: The Beauty of Seeking Justice.” LA Weekly. Posted May 20, 2010.

Mills, James F. “Ivy Bottini Merges Activism and Art in Designing Dyke March T-Shirt.” West HOllywood Patch. Posted June 13, 2011.

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