Cleve Jones

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Cleve Jones is an American AIDS and LGBTQ rights activist best known for founding the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt and his long-time collaboration with Harvey Milk.

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Cleve Jones canonical 3

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instanceOf LGBT rights activist
human
trade union organizer
activismFocus HIV/AIDS awareness
LGBT civil rights
marriage equality
advocatedFor LGBT workers’ rights
people living with HIV/AIDS
associatedWith Castro District, San Francisco
collaboratedWith Harvey Milk
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1954-10-11
educatedAt San Francisco State University
familyName Jones
founded NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt
linked to: AIDS Memorial Quilt
givenName Cleve
hasWebsite https://www.clevejones.com/
inspiredBy Harvey Milk
knownFor long-time collaboration with Harvey Milk
livedIn Phoenix, Arizona
San Francisco, California
memberOf AFL–CIO
UNITE HERE
movement AIDS activism
LGBT rights movement
name Cleve Jones
notableFor AIDS activism in the United States
LGBTQ rights activism in San Francisco
founding the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt
notableWork NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt
linked to: AIDS Memorial Quilt

When We Rise: My Life in the Movement
occupation AIDS activist
LGBT rights activist
author
labor activist
participatedIn San Francisco gay rights movement of the 1970s
placeOfBirth West Lafayette, Indiana, United States
placeOfResidence San Francisco
portrayedBy Austin P. McKenzie
Guy Pearce
sexOrGender male
sexualOrientation gay
subjectOf When We Rise (TV miniseries)
linked to: When We Rise
workLocation San Francisco
wrote When We Rise: My Life in the Movement

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When We Rise portrays Cleve Jones
Milk (2008 film) character Cleve Jones
Cleve Jones name Cleve Jones