Michael Kalb had a driving passion to help the LGBTQ community and especially LGBTQ youth. He became a hero to hundreds of people, even though many of the people he helped have no idea who he is.
Gavin Creel, the Tony award-winning actor who appeared in iconic Broadway shows, died Sept. 30 after a brief bout with cancer. He was 48.
He achieved his lifelong dream of becoming a major league baseball player at 23, but Billy Bean gave it all up at 31 because he fell in love with another man. Bean, MLB’s senior vice president for diversity, equity and inclusion, died at home in New York on Aug. 6 after an 11-month-long battle with acute myeloid leukemia. Major League Baseball announced his death.
Paulicelli Sabino was trying to find his place in the community. He was a barber at Rebel Haus, a member of the leather community who competed in leather contests, and, above all, he was a kind friend.
Longtime HIV/AIDS activist Hydeia Broadbent, 39, passed away at home with her family on Feb. 20. Broadbent took the national stage as the first black child to speak publicly about being born with and living with HIV. Despite her contribution to HIV/AIDS advocacy everywhere, Broadbent was failed by the system she so adamantly attempted to build.
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