Category:LGBT Jews

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LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) Jews

See also: Category:LGBT people from Israel

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Pages in category "LGBT Jews"

The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 256 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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List of LGBT Jews A Kathy Acker Aderet (singer) Jonathan Adler Adrian (costume designer) Chantal Akerman Simon Amstell Steve Antin Bettina Aptheker Alexis Arquette Lior Ashkenazi Assi Azar B Babydaddy Jon Robin Baitz Bob Basker Gad Beck Julian Beck Frieda Belinfante Linda Bellos Miriam Ben-Shalom Bruce Benderson David Benkof Jill Bennett (American actress) Michael Bennett A. Scott Berg S. Bear Bergman Nate Berkus Steve Berman Sandra Bernhard Leonard Bernstein Wayne Besen Richard Blackwell Allan Bloom Lionel Blue Kate Bornstein Jane Bowles Deborah Brin Myron Brinig Carrie Brownstein David Brudnoy Pete Burns Judith Butler C Leslie Cagan Claude Cahun Alfred Chester Lisa Cholodenko David Cicilline Andy Cohen (television personality) Benjamin Cohen (journalist) Roy Cohn Bernard Cooper Aaron Copland Allan Corduner George Cukor D Jason Danino-Holt Alix Dobkin Robert Dover (equestrian) Malka Drucker Rebecca Drysdale Martin Duberman Sandi Simcha DuBowski Bevan Dufty Bonnie Dumanis Andrea Dworkin Elana Dykewomon E Fred Ebb Adam Ebbin

E cont. Denise Eger Brian Epstein Terence Etherton Uzi Even F Lillian Faderman György Faludy Frances Faye David B. Feinberg Leslie Feinberg Chai Feldblum Liz Feldman Art Feltman Harvey Fierstein Arthur J. Finkelstein William Finn Diane Flacks Josh Flagg Eytan Fox Barney Frank Marcia Freedman Skott Freedman Benedict Friedlaender Brian Friedman Sanford Friedman Robert Friend Stephen Fry G David Geffen Rudi Gernreich Ronnie Gilbert Allen Ginsberg Ari Gold (musician) Judy Gold Julie Goldman Andrew Goldstein Gabriella Goliger Paul Goodman (writer) Jason Gould Steven Greenberg (rabbi) Nicolas de Gunzburg Chaya Gusfield H Marilyn Hacker Rafael Y. Herman Kurt Hiller Magnus Hirschfeld Onno Hoes Nitzan Horowitz Brenda Howard Richard Howard Nicholas Hytner I Janis Ian Dana International Rachel Isaacs J Marc Jacobs Karla Jay Micah Jesse K Anne Kaiser Michael Kaiser Chester Kallman Frank Kameny Fred Karger Melanie Kaye/Kantrowitz Calvin Klein (fashion designer) Fritz Klein Rabbi Lori Klein Irena Klepfisz Ilana Kloss Wayne Koestenbaum

K cont. Michael Kors Larry Kramer Lisa Kron Anne Kronenberg Elvira Kurt Tony Kushner L Adam Lambert Arthur Laurents Lynn Lavner David Leavitt Annie Leibovitz Carol Leifer Mark Leno David Levithan Robert Levithan Ariel Levy Ivri Lider Marvin Liebman Herbert List Rob Lotterstein Michael Lowenthal Matt Lucas Michael Lucas (director) Lyrik M David Malouf Miriam Margolyes Mark Matousek Ken Mehlman Charlotte Mendelson Mario Mieli Carole Migden Harvey Milk Donna Minkowitz Mirah Boris Moiseev Jon Moss George Mosse Max Mutchnick N Adam Nagourney Bernard Natan Alla Nazimova Adi Nes Joan Nestle Lesléa Newman Laura Nyro O Stacy Offner Dana Olmert Suze Orman P Sophia Parnok Phranc Judith Plaskow Yehuda Poliker Rachel Pollack Zac Posen Marcel Proust R Marc-André Raffalovich David Rakoff Yehudit Ravitz Alexis von Rosenberg, Baron de Redé Renée Richards Jerome Robbins Samantha Ronson Don Roos Stan Rosenberg Ida Rubinstein Sylvin Rubinstein

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