The 41 List: 41 role models in the Latina/o LGBTQ community
In 1901, 41 men were arrested, beaten and eventually disappeared for being gay/bi. Their names were put on a list that condemned them and their families to a life of ridicule, shame and pain.
Today, The 41 List highlights 41 role models in the Latina/o LGBTQ community who demonstrate that we can be successful and live our lives “out” and open. Those featured also represent a small sample of the diverse professional backgrounds, generations, genders, geographic regions, and Latino backgrounds that make up our community.
We hope that by sharing these 41 amazing stories, we can inspire our community and future Latina/o LGBTQ generations to keep dreaming and work hard to reach their goals.
2019-2020 – The 41 List – Honorees
In Alphabetical Order
Thom A. Hernandez, Palm Springs
Giuliani J. Alvarenga, New Orleans
Eddy F. Alvarez Jr., Portland
Jamie Arranger, San Diego
Damian Cabrera, San Juan, PR
Nancy Cañas, DC
Felicia Carbajal, Los Angeles
Cora Cervantes, Los Angeles
Michae De La Cuadra, Los Angeles
Brian De Los Santos, Palm Desert
Jose Luis Dieppa, Orlando
Ashley Figueroa, Orlando
Robert Gamboa, Los Angeles
Jesse Garcia, DC
Ana Gomez, DC
Brandon Gomez, NYC
Jerry Gonzalez, Atlanta
Jonatan Guerrero, Charleston
Yozantli J Lagunas, Sacramento
Andres Martinez, Anaheim
Eddie Martinez, Los Angeles
Maritza Martinez, Oakland
Jorge Matamoros, Madrid, Spain
Julio Matamoros, Madrid, Spain
Morgan Mayfaire, Miami
Lisbeth Melendez Rivera, DC
Ryan Mendoza, Los Angeles
Xelestial Moreno, San Diego
Nicole Murray Ramirez, San Diego
Ricardo Negron-Almodovar, Orlando
Karari Olvera Orozco, Chicago
Alexis Ortega, Palm Springs
Andre Perez, Berkeley
Ezak Perez, Los Angeles
Francisco Ruiz, Atlanta
Valerie Palacios, Louisville
Li ann A (Estrella) Sanchez, Atlanta
Antonio Santos-Chicago
Robert Salcido, San Antonio,
Monica Trasandes, Los Angeles
Jamie Zapata, San Antonio