Feminized
and Famous
- Kimberly
Devine, actress
- Meghan
Chavalier, actress
- Aaron
H. Devor, trans academic
- Jennifer
Finney Boylan, transwoman, author, and
educator
- Jenny
Hiloudaki, Greek model
- Jin
Xing, Chinese dancer
- Adèle
Anderson, cabaret singer, actress, member of Fascinating
Aida
- Alejandra
Bogue, actress; most-known for being in the mexican
comedy show Desde Gayola
- Alexandra
Billings, actress; singer; professor
- Alexis
Arquette, actor, musician, member of the Arquette family
of actors
- Allenina,
actress
- Ana
Paula Botelho, actress
- Andie
DeRoux, transgender American artist
- Angela
Clayton, British trans woman, physicist and
campaigner
- April
Ashley, model
- Arcipello
a British digital artist
- Ben
Barres, neurobiologist
- Bibiana
Fernández, Spanish actress, model,
performer
- Brianna
Austinwriter, gender columnist and publisher of TG
Life
- Buck
Angel, world's first FTM
- Bulent
Ersoy, Turkish singer
- Calpernia
Addams, actress, author, autobiographer, entrepreneur,
activist, fiddle player
- Caroline
Cossey, also Tula, British model, author, and Bond girl
- Jayne
County, U.S. rock singer
- Charles
Busch, drag performer
- Christine
Burns, British trans campaigner and educator.
- Clover
Honey, drag
- Colin
Kennedy Donovan, /trans disability writer and anti-racist
activist
- Courtney
Act, singer, gender illusionist, Australian Idol
semi-finalist
- Cristan
Williams, founder of the CATS TG Homeless
Shelter,
- Dana
Baitz, musician (pianist, producer,
songwriter)
- Dana
International, Israeli pop singer
- David
Harrison, performer
- Del
LaGrace Volcano, transman, performer and
photographer
- Dreuxilla
Divine, drag
- Enza
"Supermodel" Anderson, drag performer
- Estelle
Asmodelle, actress, author, dancer & Australia's
First Legal
- Georgina
Beyer, New Zealand's (and the world's) first trans mayor
(1995) and member of parliament (1999)
- Ginger
Coyote, San Francisco punk scenester and founder of Punk
Globe magazine, singer for the White Trash
- Harisu,
model, singer and actress
- Holly
Woodlawn, U.S. drag, part of Andy Warhol's Factory "Walk
on the Wild Side"
- House
of Diabolique, drag
- J. S.
G. Boggs, Florida-based money artist
- Jackie
Enx, drummer for the heavy metal band Rhino
Bucket
- Jacob
Hale, transman, philosopher
- Jacqualine
Elizabeth Gaynor,female illusionist,trans activist,drag
show promoter, promoter for Miss Gay
Harisburg
- Jamie
Faye Fenton, computer game designer
- Jamison
Green, transman, writer & educator
- Jason
Cromwell, trans academic, cultural
anthropologist
- Joan
Jett Blakk, drag performer
- Julian
Eltinge, drag performer
- Karine
Espineira, Communication manager, Activist, Director of
the trans' association Sans
Contrefaçon
- Kate
Bornstein, author, playwright, performance artist and
gender theorist
- Katherine
Cummings librarian
- Kelly
Van Der Veer, Big Brother Holland contestant
- Kim
Coco Iwamoto, transgendered woman elected to the Hawaii
Board of Education; the highest transgender
- Lady
Bunny, drag performer
- Lauren
Foster, Vogue model, events promoter
- Lauren
Harries, famous as child prodigy 'James
Harries'
- Leslie
Feinberg, transgender activist and author
- Loren
Cameron, transman, photographer
- Lynn
Conway, computer scientist, electrical engineer and
transgender advocate
- Maddie
Blaustein, New York-based VA and comic book
writer
- Mark
Angelo Cummings, writer, educator, owner of Bodies under
Construction.
- Mary
Ann Horton, (also Mark Horton), transgendered
(bigendered) Internet pioneer
- Mauro
Cabral, transman, educator
- Meryn
Cadell, writer and singer-songwriter
- Mianne
Bagger, golfer, woman
- Michelle
Dumaresq, professional mountain bicyclist
- Mike
Hernandez, writer and activist
- Miss
Understood, drag performer and entrepreneur
- Molly
Cutpurse, English author
- Monet
Dupree, drag performer
- Morty
Diamond, transman filmmaker and performance
artist
- Nadia
Almada, Big Brother UK 2004 winner,
- Nina
Arsenault, writer, columnist
- Paisley
Currah, trans man, educator, executive director of the
Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies
- Patrick
Califia, a writer
- Pieter
Dirk Uys, drag performer
- Pussy
Tourette, drag performer and singer
- Qwo-Li
Driskill, writer, activist, and educator
- Roberta
Close, Brasilian model
- Roberta
Cowell First British
- Sam
Brodie, competitor in UK Big Brother 7
- Sara
Davis Buechner (née David Buechner), concert
pianist
- Sister
Boom-Boom, drag queen
- Stasha
Goliaszewski, corporate activist, minister,
TransPhillyRadio host and producer
- Stephen
Whittle, British trans man, lawyer, writer and
educator
- Sylvia
Boots, actress
- The
Lady Chablis, drag queen
- Tracy
Dean, British campaigner for trans people's
rights
- Vaginal
Davis, drag queen
- Wendy
Carlos, American composer and electronic
musician
- Adrya
Stembridge, musician, motocross rider
- Ali
Saleem, Pakistani TV personality better known as Begum
Nawazish Ali, drag artist
- Amanda
Lepore, icon and model
- Andrea
James, transwoman, entrepreneur, film producer,
screenwriter, actress, and activist
- Andreas
Krieger, transman, athlete
- Angela
Morley, (née Wally Stott), composer and
conductor
- Angela
Piland, model, musician, artist formerly known as Delia
Death
- Annah
Moore, Musician, Artist, Author
- Antonia
San Juan, Spaniard actress.
- Billy
More, drag queen
- Brini
Maxwell, drag performer
- Charles
Pierce, drag performer
- Christine
Mancini, drag performer
- Danny
La Rue, drag performer
- Dean
Spade, transman, attorney, and founder Sylvia Rivera Law
Project
- Dee
Palmer, (née David Palmer), musician
- Dr.
NapéWastéWiñ, Clinical therapist,
museum lecturer, horse breeder/trainer, farrier, boat
builder
- Dr.
Renee Richards, , professional tennis player
- Erik
Schinegger, 1966 women's world champion downhill skier
for Austria
- Ethan
St. Pierre, man, transgender activist, hate crimes
survivor, radio host transfm.org
- Eva
Robbins, Italian model and actress.
- Fay
Presto, magician
- Genesis
P-Orridge, androgynous musician, performer,
artist
- Grayson
Perry, artist Winner of the 2003 Turner Prize
- Hedda
Lettuce, drag performer
- Jan
Morris, author, winner of English Golden Pen Award for a
Distinguished Service
- Jennifer
Diane Reitz, computer programmer, cartoonist and gender
rights advocate
- Jennifer
Jane Leitham, jazz bassist
- Joan
Roughgarden, professor of biology; evolution and ecology
expert
- Jolene
Sugarbaker, drag queen
- José
Sarria, drag performer, first LGBT person to run for
elective office in the USA,
- Karen
Taylor (aka Rodney Taylor), Australian drag
queen
- Kathy
Padilla, , aka Kathleen Padilla, the first openly
transgender official in Pennsylvania,
- Kemal
Shahin, UK celebrity, Big Brother contestant and former
esctoday.com news editor
- Kymberleigh
Richards, former publisher of Cross-Talk magazine, public
transportation
- Larry
Paciotti, porn movie director, transvestite
- Lily
Savage, drag performer
- Lisa
Lawrence, actress
- Lypsinka
(John Epperson), drag queen
- Mado
Lamotte, drag performer
- Mara
Keisling, , founder of the National Center for
Transgender Equality
- Mark
Rees, activist
- Martine
Rothblatt, a transhumanist author.
- Melissa
Sklarz, the first openly transgender public official in
New York State, Democratic county
- Michelle
Josef, Canadian musician
- Mimi
Marks, Chicago transgender entertainer
- Miss
Shangay Lily, drag performer
- Nancy
Nangeroni, trans activist, GenderTalk Radio
founder/producer/host, writer, musician,
engineer
- Olivia
Love, actress
- Parinya
Kiatbusaba, also known as Parinya Charoenphol Muay Thai
(kickboxing), model and actress.
- Pauline
Pantsdown, Australian drag queen and musician
- Rachel
Pollack, author
- Richard
J. Novic, crossdresser (as Alice Novic), psychiatrist,
author
- Roberta
Perkins (née Robert Perkins),
anthropologist
- Rocco
Kayiatos, or Katastrophe, San Francisco FTM hip hop
artist, activist, musician and performer
- RuPaul,
AKA RuPaul Andre Charles, American drag queen
- Ruvic
Rea Filipina, first politician in the
Philippines
- Sally
Mursi, first legally accepted Egyptian MTF-
- Sandy
Stone, transgender activist and author
- Scott
Turner Schofield, writer, performer
- Shannon
Minter, man, attorney, legal director of National Center
for Lesbian Rights
- Shirley
Q Liquor, drag queen
- Siobhan
Meow, member of Howard Stern's entourage, The Wack
Pack
- Stephen
Thorne, transman, police officer
- Susan
Stryker, author and editor
- Terre
Thaemlitz, musician
- Terri
O'Connell, stock car racer, previously participated in
NASCAR under the name J.T. Hayes
- Tina
Dee Taylor, transgendered actor, artist and writer in
Hollywood
- Vladimir
Luxuria, member of the Italian Chamber of Deputies, first
transgender member of Parliament
- Roslyn
Manley, advocate/activist, first openly out to hold
elected office
- Deirdre
McCloskey, noted American Economist, argued The McCloskey
critique
- Eddie
Izzard, comedian who cross-dresses and calls himself an
"executive transvestite"
- Kamikawa
Aya, or Aya KAMIKAWA Tokyo municipal
- Margaret
Stumpp, co-manager of Quantitative Management department
at Prudential Financial Inc.
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