List of LGBT African Americans

This is a list of African Americans who also identify as lesbian, gay, bi-sexual or transgender.

Government and politics

Name Political Party State Occupation
Gordon Fox Democrat Rhode Island State Legislature
Rashad Taylor Democrat Georgia State Legislature
Althea Garrison Republican Massachusetts Judge and US Representative
Pat Spearman Democrat Nevada United States Senator
Marcus Brandon Democrat North Carolina United States representative
Ron Oden Democrat California mayor
Bruce Harris Republician New Jersey mayor
Keith St. John Democrat New York City Councilman
Darrin P. Gayles Democrat Florida United States Federal Judge

Entertainment and media

Name Occupation
Lee Daniels Film and television producer
Little Richard Singer
Don Lemon News anchor and journalist
Bessie Smith Singer
Raven-Symoné Actress and singer
Patrick Ian Polk Film director, producer, singer, and actor
Frank Ocean Singer, songwriter, and rapper
Wanda Sykes Actress and comedian
John Ameach Educator and broadcaster
Daryl Stephens Actor
Angel Haze Rapper
LZ Granderson Journalist and commentator CNN and ESPN
Charles M. Blow Columnist for The New York Times
Paris Barclay Director, producer, and writer
Andrew Leon Talley Journalist and editor
Terrance Dean Writer and author
Audre Lorde Author and feminist
RuPaul Actor, drag queen, and television personality
Tarell Alvin Mccraney Playwright and actor
James Baldwin Author
Janet Mock Writer, TV host, and transgender rights activist
Isis King Model and designer
Alvin Ailey Choreographer and activist
Azealia Banks Rapper
Nell Carter Actress and singer
Laverne Cox Actress and LGBT advocate
Janelle Monáe Singer-songwriter, actress, model, and record producer
Sir Lady Java Drag queen, actress, and transgender rights activist
Amandla Stenberg Actress and singer
Tessa Thompson Actress
Mel Tomlinson ballet dancer and choreographer
Karamo Brown Television personality and activist

Other

Name Known For
David Hampton Con-artist
Angela Davis Political activist, academic
Cece Mcdonald LGBT advocate
Marsha P. Johnson gay liberation activist and Stonewall Riot veteran
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