Vernita Gray
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Vernita Gray (December 8, 1948 – March 18, 2014) was an African-American lesbian and women's liberation activist from the beginning of those movements in Chicago. She began her writing career publishing in the newsletter Lavender Woman. After owning and operating her own restaurant for almost a decade, Gray became the LGBT liaison for the Cook County State's Attorney's office. In 2013, she and her partner became the first same-sex partners to wed in Illinois.
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Vernita Gray
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Vernita Gray
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Vernita Gray
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Chicago, Illinois
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1948-12-08
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Chicago LGBT Hall of Fame 1992, Stonewall Award 1998
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1948-12-08
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Vernita M. Gray
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Vernita Gray, 2006 by Matt Simonette
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American
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LGBT and women's right's activist, writer, restaurateur
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Patricia Ewert
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1969
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Vernita Gray (December 8, 1948 – March 18, 2014) was an African-American lesbian and women's liberation activist from the beginning of those movements in Chicago. She began her writing career publishing in the newsletter Lavender Woman. After owning and operating her own restaurant for almost a decade, Gray became the LGBT liaison for the Cook County State's Attorney's office. In 2013, she and her partner became the first same-sex partners to wed in Illinois.
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LGBT Rights, Women's Rights
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19907
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1969
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Vernita M. Gray
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1948
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