1949 – 2014

Leslie Feinberg

American transgender activist and writer (1949–2014)

LGBTQ rights activistpolitical activistnovelistjournalistauthor
Born
1949-09-01, Kansas City
Died
2014-11-15
Birthplace state
Missouri

Biography

Leslie Feinberg was born in Kansas City, Missouri in 1949 and died in 2014. An activist and author, Feinberg wrote Stone Butch Blues in 1993 and Transgender Warriors in 1996. Feinberg worked as a novelist, journalist, and political activist focused on LGBTQ rights.

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Leslie Feinberg is recorded as a LGBTQ rights activist, a political activist, a novelist, a journalist, a author and a writer, born in Missouri (1949–2014).

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Frequently asked about Leslie Feinberg

Who was Leslie Feinberg?
Leslie Feinberg was American transgender activist and writer (1949–2014), born in Missouri (1949 – 2014).
When and where was Leslie Feinberg born?
Leslie Feinberg was born on 1949-09-01 in Kansas City.
When did Leslie Feinberg die?
Leslie died on 2014-11-15.
What was Leslie Feinberg known for?
Leslie Feinberg is recorded as a LGBTQ rights activist, a political activist, a novelist, a journalist, a author and a writer.
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