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Trans+ History:

Individual Pioneers

Burleton Education believes a trans+ pioneer is best understood as someone who, in their own time, advanced the possibilities, visibility, rights, or cultural understanding of transsexual, transgender, nonbinary, agender, queer, or otherwise gender diverse people—often before supportive language, institutions, or protections existed. “Pioneer” is not just a chronological label; it is defined by personal impact, risk, innovation, and historical context.

This searchable table is curated by Burleton Education volunteers supervised by our staff.

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Allums, Kye
Anderson, Lucy Hicks
Andrea Jenkins
Baer, Karl M.
Bagger, Mianne
Brill, Stephanie
Brockington, Blake
Brown Angianlee, Carlett
Burleton, JennOne of the youngest known people to attempt social/medical transition (age 12/1966) in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Pioneer in advocating for trans+ children, youth, and their families. Founder of TransActive Gender Project, Trans Youth Family Allies, and Burleton Education.
Carlos, Wendy
Cashier, Albert
Clark, Sister Mary Elizabeth
Conte, Joanne Marie
Conway, Lynn
Cowell, Roberta
Cunninghan, Phillipe M.
d'Eon, Chevalier
Dain, Steve
de Erauso, Antonio
Dillon, Michael
Dorsey, Sean
Douglas, Angela Lynn
Elvenes, Lili
Fox, Sage
Garrison, Althea
Green, Jamison
Griffin-Gracy, Miss Major
Hart, Alan L.
Hester, Rita
Hunter, Tyra
Jennings, Jazz
Johnson, Marsha P.
Jorgensen, Christine
Kaveney, Roz
Key, Aidan
Kirk, Sheila
Maines, Nicole
Martino, Mario
McBride, Sarah
Morgan, Patricia Anne
Norman, Tracey "Africa"
Parkhurst, Charley
Petras, Kim
Prenner, Lluba
Prince, Virginia
Raj, Rupert
Richards, Renee
Richter, Dorchen
Rivera, Sylvia
Roberts, Monica
Rykener, John/Eleanor
Simmons, Dawn Langley
Smith, Gwendolyn Ann
Stone, Sandy
Sullivan, Lou
Tipton, Billy
Ulane, Karen
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