Identity includes being Cuban American, bisexual, and activist. They are gun control activist and led one of the largest youth movements ever. They survived the shooting at the High School in Parkland, FL in 2018. Learn more about X González here and here.

Identity includes being lesbian, activist, champion for social justice, and more. She is a decorated soccer player and an activist for equal pay.  Learn more about Megan Rapinoe here and here. 

Identity includes being Indian American, gay, actor, and activist. They are known for being the voice of characters in Phineas & Ferb and Sanjay & Craig, as well as, the author of The Best At It.  Learn more about Maulik Pancholy here and here. 

Identity includes being nonbinary and Muslim.  Turner is the first Muslim and first nonbinary person ever to serve in the Oklahoma House of Representatives. Learn more about Mauree Turner here and here.

Identity includes being bisexual and nonbinary. Eliza is an advocate for disability rights and LGBTQ+ issues. Learn more about Disabled Eliza here and here. 

His identity includes being gay and Black. Learn more about Frank Ocean here and here.

Identity includes being Jewish, queer, and trans-nonbinary.  They are often referred to as the queer Mr. Rogers.  They produce media for kids about social justice LGBTQ+ issues.  Learn more about Lindz Amer here and here.

Their identities includes being bigender and white. They advocate for "rights of nonbinary and neurodiverse people as well as queer victims of abuse, religious persecution, and racism."  Learn more about Keress Weidner here and here.

Identity includes being disabled, raised muslim, queer, multi-heritage, Black, and Iraqi. She is an award-winning flimmaker focussing on the voices of those underrepresented. Learn more about Nasreen Alkhateeb here and here.

His identity includes being Deaf, Chinese, Trans, and Jewish, "as well as determined, curious, and hopeful." An innovative creator who discusses disability, race, gender, and sexuality.  Learn more about Chella Man here and here.

His identity includes being gay, white, husband, father, and LGBTQ+ advocate.  He works hard to support policy that makes the LGBTQ+ community visible and mainstream. Learn more about Dan Zwonitzer here and here.

Their identity includes being pansexual, Black, multi-racial, and non-binary.  You will remember them from the films, The Hunger Games & The Hate U Give.  She also advocated for issues related to feminism and racism. Learn more about Amandla Stenberg here and here.

They identity includes being non-binary and pansexual.  They were the first non-binary character on television played by a person who identifies as non-binary.  Learn more about Asia Kate Dillon here and here.

His identity includes being Italian, bisexual, deaf, and activist. He uses his platform to advocate for deaf rights and supporting deaf children and families. He was the 2015 winner of Dancing with the Stars and 2016 winner of America's Next Top Model. Learn more about Nyle DiMarco here and here.

Identity includes being alaskan, a queer Iñupiaq and Mexican American woman.  Her films and work are centered around voices from an "Indigenous perspective centering indigeneity, queerness, and female strength."  Learn more about Alexis Anoruk Sallee here and here.

His identity includes being asexual (ace), gay, latino among others. You may recognize him from his time on American Idol. Learn more about David Archuleta here and here.

This fourteen-year-old's identity includes being white, transgender, activist, and growing. They work influence policy changes impacting the young lives of people like them.  Learn more about Avery Jackson here and here.

He identifies as transgender.  He is the first transgender athlete to compete on an NCAA Division 1 Men's team. Learn more about Schuyler Bailar here and here.