Jean O'Leary
American activist for LGBTQ rights
American activist for LGBTQ rights
2005
21 years ago — 57 years old
Activists & Humanitarians
United States
An American nun and activist, focused on advocating for LGBTQ rights. O'Leary contributed to the movement for equality and social justice, particularly emphasizing the intersection of faith and LGBTQ issues. Founded the Organization of Lesbian and Gay Ministers, promoting inclusivity within religious communities. Participated actively in the Stonewall uprising events, which were pivotal in the fight for LGBTQ rights during the 1960s. Later became involved in various political initiatives, enhancing visibility for LGBTQ issues at state and national levels.
Founded the Organization of Lesbian and Gay Ministers
Participated in the Stonewall uprising
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