List of gay, lesbian or bisexual people: I–J

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This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

This is a partial list of notable people who were or are gay men, lesbian or bisexual.

The historical concept and definition of sexual orientation varies and has changed greatly over time; for example the general term "gay" wasn't used to describe sexual orientation until the mid 20th century. A number of different classification schemes have been used to describe sexual orientation since the mid-19th century, and scholars have often defined the term "sexual orientation" in divergent ways. Indeed, several studies have found that much of the research about sexual orientation has failed to define the term at all, making it difficult to reconcile the results of different studies.[1][2][3] However, most definitions include a psychological component (such as the direction of an individual's erotic desire) and/or a behavioural component (which focuses on the sex of the individual's sexual partner/s). Some prefer to simply follow an individual's self-definition or identity.

The high prevalence of people from the West on this list may be due to societal attitudes towards homosexuality. The Pew Research Center's 2013 Global Attitudes Survey found that there is “greater acceptance in more secular and affluent countries,” with "publics in 39 countries [having] broad acceptance of homosexuality in North America, the European Union, and much of Latin America, but equally widespread rejection in predominantly Muslim nations and in Africa, as well as in parts of Asia and in Russia. Opinion about the acceptability of homosexuality is divided in Israel, Poland and Bolivia.”[4] As of 2013, Americans are divided – a majority (60 percent) believes homosexuality should be accepted, while 33 percent disagree.[4]

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Author Witi Ihimaera
Novelist Christopher Isherwood
Rock musician Maja Ivarsson
Photographer Connie Imboden
Name Lifetime[5] Nationality Notable as Notes[6]
Paul Iacono b. 1988 American Actor G[7]
Janis Ian b. 1951 American Singer-songwriter L[8]
Eréndira Ibarra b. 1985 Mexican Actor B[9]
Xandra Ibarra b. ?[5] American Performance artist L[10]
Miquel Iceta b. 1960 Spanish Politician G[11]
Youssef Idilbi 1976–2008 Dutch Actor G[12]
Marleen van Iersel b. 1988 Dutch Volleyball player L[13]
Arnell Ignacio b. 1964 Filipino TV personality, actor, singer B[14]
Witi Ihimaera b. 1944 New Zealand Author G[15]
Allison Ikley-Freeman b. ?[5] American Politician L[16]
Ioannis Ikonomou b. 1964 Greek Translator for the EU G[17]
Nnanna Ikpo b. ?[5] Nigerian Novelist G[18]
Pablo Illanes b. 1973 Chilean Writer, journalist, film director G [19]
iLoveMakonnen b. 1989 American Rapper, singer G[20]
Silvana Imam b. 1986 Lithuanian-Swedish Rapper L[21]
Blair Imani b. 1993 American African-American and Muslim activist, writer L[22]
Connie Imboden b. 1953 American Photographer L[23]
Per Imerslund 1912–1943 Norwegian Nazi soldier, writer G[24]
Facundo Imhoff b. 1989 Argentine Volleyball player G[25]
Mark Indelicato b. 1994 American Actor G[26]
Gary Indiana 1950–2024 American Writer, actor, artist, cultural critic G[27][28]
Rita Indiana b. 1977 Dominican Author, singer-songwriter L[29]
Alvin Ing 1932–2021 American Singer, actor G[30]
William Inge 1913–1973 American Playwright, novelist G[31]
John Inman 1935–2007 English Actor G[32]
Vera Int-Veen b. 1967 German TV presenter and producer L[33]
Manu Intiraymi b. 1978 American Actor, writer, director, film producer B[34]
Willoughby Ions 1881–1977 American Dramatist L[35]
Cemil İpekçi b. 1948 Turkish Fashion designer G[36]
Daniela Iraschko-Stolz b. 1983 Austrian Ski jumper L[37]
Percy Irausquin 1969–2008 Aruban-Dutch Fashion designer G[38]
Samantha Irby b. 1980 American Comedian, author B[39]
Doug Ireland b. 1946 American Journalist, blogger G[40]
Evelyn Irons 1900–2000 Scottish Journalist L[41]
Daniel K. Isaac b. 1988 American Actor G[42]
Rachel Isaacs b. ?[5] American 1st openly lesbian rabbi ordained by the Conservative movement's Jewish Theological Seminary L[43]
Håkan Isacson 1958–2002 Swedish Intelligence agent G[44]
Richard Isay b. 1934 American Author, psychiatrist G[45]
Sharon Isbin b. 1956 American Classical musician L[46]
Taiga Ishikawa b. 1974 Japanese Politician, activist G[47]
Wataru Ishizaka b. 1976 Japanese Politician, LGBT rights activist G[48]
Tania Israel b. 1966 American Psychologist, professor B[49]
Sam Irvin b. 1956 American Director G[50]
Elisabeth Irwin 1880–1942 American Educator, psychologist, reformer L[51]
Christopher Isherwood 1904–1986 English Author G[52]
Arturo Islas 1938–1991 American Academic G[53]
Tari Ito 1951–2021 Japanese Performance artist, activist L[54]
Maja Ivarsson b. 1979 Swedish Rock musician (The Sounds) B[55]
George Cecil Ives 1867–1950 English Poet, writer, penal reformer, gay rights campaigner G[56]
Rurik Ivnev 1891–1981 Russian Poet, translator G[57]
James Ivory b. 1928 American Filmmaker G[58]
Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz 1894–1980 Polish Poet, writer B[59]
Harish Iyer b. 1979 Indian Activist G[60]
Boris Izaguirre b. 1965 Venezuelan Writer G[61]
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Actor Cheyenne Jackson
Actor and theatre director Derek Jacobi
Author Marlon James
Footballer Jakub Jankto
Writer and illustrator Tove Jansson
Political advisor and White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre
Film direcror Karan Johar
Musician Elton John
Architect Philip Johnson
Actress Angelina Jolie
Comedian Rosie Jones
Rock musician Jónsi
Singer-songwriter Janis Joplin
Politician, activist and lawyer Barbara Jordan
Professional wrestler Orlando Jones
Name Lifetime[5] Nationality Notable as Notes[6]
Paul Jabara 1948–1992 American Actor, singer-songwriter G[62]
Harold Jackman 1901–1961 British-American Teacher, model, patron of the arts G[63]
Brian Keith Jackson b. 1968 American Writer G[64]
Cheyenne Jackson b. 1975 American Actor G[65]
Colin Jackson b. 1967 Welsh Sprinter, hurdler G[66]
Jack Jackson Jr. b. ?[5] American Politician G[67]
Joe Jackson b. 1954 English Singer-songwriter, musician B[68]
Michael R. Jackson b. ?[5] American Playwright, lyricist and composer G[69]
Paris Jackson b. 1998 American Actor, daughter of Michael Jackson B[70]
Tony Jackson 1882–1921 American Pianist, singer, composer G[71]
Max Jacob 1876–1944 French Poet, painter, writer, critic G[72]
Derek Jacobi b. 1938 English Actor, director G[73]
Helen Jacobs 1908–1997 American Professional tennis player L[74]
Marc Jacobs b. 1963 American Fashion designer G[75]
Abbi Jacobson b. 1984 American Film actor B[76]
Louisa Jacobson b. 1991 American Model, actor L[77]
Peter Marc Jacobson b. 1957 American Actor, director G[78]
Simon Porte Jacquemus b. 1990 French Fashion designer G[79]
Cheryl Jacques b. 1962 American Politician, LGBT rights activist L[80]
Louis Jacquinot 1898–1993 French Politician, lawyer G[81]
Felix Jaehn b. 1994 German DJ, record producer B[82]
Michal Jagelka b. 1977 Czech Actor G[83]
Nico de Jager b. ? South African Politician G[84]
Hans Henny Jahnn 1894–1959 German Playwright, novelist B[85]
Sabrina Jalees b. 1985 Canadian Comedian L[86]
Afdhere Jama b. 1978 Somalian Writer G[87]
Paco Jamandreu 1925–1995 Argentine Fashion designer, actor G[88]
Aiden James b. 1982 American Singer-songwriter G[89]
Duncan James b. 1978 English Singer-songwriter (Blue) B[90]
G. Winston James b. ?[5] American Poet, essayist, editor, activist G[91]
Jeremy James b. 1978 American Singer-songwriter G[92]
Kevin James b. 1963 American Broadcaster, politician, former Assistant U.S. Attorney G[93]
Margot James b. 1958 English Politician, entrepreneur L[94]
Marlon James b. 1970 Jamaican Writer G[95]
Parson James b. 1994 American Singer-songwriter G[96]
Ryland James b. 1999 Canadian Singer-songwriter Q[97]
Sylvester James 1948–1988 American Singer G[98]
Piroska Jancsó-Ladányi 1934–1954 Hungarian Serial killer L[99]
Gary Janetti b. 1966 American TV writer and producer G[100]
Crystal Jang b. ?[5] American LGBT activist L[101]
Jang Yeong-jin b. 1957/1958 Korean Writer, North Korean defector G[102]
Claude Janiak b. 1948 Swiss Politician
Maria Janion 1926–2020 Polish Scholar, critic, literary theoretician, politician L[103]
Jakub Jankto b. 1996 Czech Footballer G[104]
Tove Jansson 1914–2001 Finnish Author L[105]
Arthur Japin b. 1956 Dutch Novelist G[106]
Derek Jarman 1942–1994 English Film director G[107]
Aleksandra Jarmolińska b. 1990 Polish Sports shooter L[108]
Alfred Jarry 1873–1907 French Playwright G[109]
Jason and deMarco (band) b. 1975/1976 American Christian musical duo G[110]
Carlos Jáuregui 1957–1996 Argentine LGBT rights activist, founder of La Comunidad Homosexual Argentina, brother of Roberto Jáuregui G[111]
Lauren Jauregui b. 1996 American Pop singer (Fifth Harmony) B[112]
Roberto Jáuregui 1960–1994 Argentine Journalist, actor, human rights activist, brother of Carlos Jáuregui G[111]
Karla Jay b. 1947 American Professor, LGBT rights activist L[113]
Sam Jay b. 1982 American Writer, comedian L[114]
Lorri Jean b. ? American LGBT rights activist L[75]
Karine Jean-Pierre b. 1977 Haitian-American Political campaign organizer, activist, political commentator, author serving as White House Deputy Press Secretary since 2021 L[115]
Alex Jeffers b. ?[5] American Writer G[116]
Patrick Jeffrey b. 1965 American Diver G[117]
Mike Jeffries b. 1944 American Businessman G[118]
Konstanty Jeleński 1922–1987 Polish Writer G[119]
Martin Jenkins b. 1953 American 1st openly gay Justice of the California Supreme Court G[120]
Max Jenkins b. 1985 American Actor, writer G[121]
Roy Jenkins 1920–2003 Welsh Politician, historian, writer B[122]
Walter Jenkins 1918–1985 American Special assistant to U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson B[123]
Dale Jennings 1917–2000 American LGBT rights activist, playwright, author G[124]
Drake Jensen b. 1970 Canadian country singer-songwriter G[125]
Hayley Jensen b. 1992 New Zealand Cricketer L[126]
Jeong Yol b. 1976 South Korean LGBT and Human Rights activist G[127]
Daniel Jervis b. 1996 Welsh Swimmer G[128]
Christian Jessen b. 1977 English Physician, TV presenter G.[129]
Jessie J b. 1988 English Singer-songwriter B[130]
Connor Jessup b. 1994 Canadian Actor, writer, director G[131]
Robin de Jesús b. 1984 American Actor G[132]
Michael Jeter 1952–2003 American Actor G[133]
Charlot Jeudy 1984–2019 Haitian LGBT rights activist G[134]
Geri Jewell b. 1956 American Comedian, actor L[135]
Sarah Orne Jewett 1849–1909 American Author L[136]
Sophia Jex-Blake 1840–1912 English Physician, suffragette L[137]
Barbara Jezeršek b. 1986 Slovenian Skier L[138]
Patria Jiménez b. 1957 Mexican Politician, first openly lesbian member of the Congress of Mexico L[139]
Phil Jimenez b. 1970 American Comic artist G[140]
Emperor Jing of Han 188–141 BC Chinese (Han Dynasty) Head of state B[141]
Laurie Jinkins b. ?[5] American Politician L[142]
Napolean Jinnies b. ?[5] American One of the first male National Football League (NFL) cheerleaders to perform during the Super Bowl G[143]
Peter Jöback b. 1971 Swedish Singer G[144]
Jobriath 1946–1983 American Rock musician G[145]
Percy Jocelyn 1764–1842 Irish Anglican Bishop of Clogher G[146]
Sonja Jógvansdóttir b. 1977 Faroese Journalist, establisher and coordinator of SAMTAK L[147]
Klara Johanson 1875–1948 Swedish Journalist L[148]
Karan Johar b. 1972 Indian Actor, film director, screenwriter, TV personality G[149]
Navtej Johar b. 1959 Indian Choreographer G[150]
Edmund John 1883–1917 English Uranian poet G[151]
Elton John b. 1947 English Pop singer, musician G[152]
Gwen John 1876–1939 Welsh Painter B[153]
Jeffrey John b. 1953 English Anglican priest G[154]
Jasper Johns b. 1930 American Artist G[155]
Christine Johnson b. 1968 American Politician L[156]
Craig Johnson b. ? American Film director, screenwriter G[157]
Darren Johnson b. 1966 English Politician G[158]
Dean Johnson 1961–2007 American Musician, party promoter G[159]
Deon K. Johnson b. ? Barbadian-American XI Bishop of Missouri G[160][161]
Fenton Johnson b. 1954 American Author G[162]
Glory Johnson b. 1990 American Basketball player L[163]
Holly Johnson b. 1960 English Pop singer (Frankie Goes to Hollywood) G[164]
Jay Armstrong Johnson b. 1987 American Actor, singer,dancer G[165]
Jed Johnson 1948–1996 American Interior designer, film director G[166]
Joanna Johnson b. 1961 American Actor L[167]
Ken "Snakehips" Johnson 1914–1941 Guyanese-British Jazz band leader, dancer G[168]
Lionel Johnson 1867–1902 English Poet G[169]
Liz Johnson b. 1974 American Ten-pin bowler L[170]
My-King Johnson b. ? American Football player G[171]
Philip Johnson 1906–2005 American Architect G[172]
Punkie Johnson b. 1985 American Actress, comedian L[173]
Sam Johnson b. 1989 New Zealand Social entrepreneurship, activist G[174]
Scott Johnson 1961–1988 American PhD student who was killed in a homophobic attack G[175]
Sonia Johnson b. 1936 American Feminist activist, writer L[176]
Van Johnson 1916–2008 American Actor, dancer G[177]
Frances Benjamin Johnston 1864–1952 American Photographer L[178]
Gus Johnston b. 1979 Australian Creative director, filmmaker, LGBT activist, field hockey player G[179]
Jill Johnston 1929–2010 American Feminist author, cultural critic L[180]
Lyndon Johnston b. 1961 Canadian Figure skater G[181]
Campbell Johnstone b. 1980 New Zealand Rugby player G[182]
William R. Johnson b.1946 American First openly gay minister to be ordained in a historic protestant denomination G[183]
Angelina Jolie b. 1975 American Actor B[184]
Gerard Joling b. 1960 Dutch Pop singer G[185]
Jess Jonassen b. 1992 Australian Cricketer L[186]
Aled Haydn Jones b. 1976 Welsh Radio DJ G[187]
Allison Jones b. 1984 American Paralympic skier, cyclist L[188]
Bill T. Jones b. 1952 American Dancer, choreographer G[189]
Brandon Scott Jones b. ? American Actor, writer G[190]
Cherry Jones b. 1956 American Actor L[191]
Cleve Jones b. 1954 American Activist G[192]
Dot-Marie Jones b. 1964 American Shot putter, arm wrestler, actor L[193]
G. B. Jones b. 1965 Canadian Artist, filmmaker B[194]
Gina Ortiz Jones b. 1981 American Intelligence officer, politician L[195]
Ignatius Jones b. 1957 Filipino-Australian Singer (Jimmy and the Boys, Pardon Me Boys), contortionist, actor, events director B[196]
Jason Jones b. 1964 Trinidadian and Tobagonian LGBT activist G[197]
Jim Jones 1931–1978 American Cult leader B[198]
Jolanda Jones b. 1965 American Attorney, TV personality, politician, heptathlete L[199]
Megan Jones b. 1996 Welsh Rugby player L[200]
Owen Jones b. 1984 English Columnist, political commentator, writer, activist G[201]
Rahne Jones b. 1987 American Actor L[202]
Randy Jones b. 1952 American Pop singer (Village People) G[203]
Robert Jones b. ? British Writer, figure skating popularizer G[204][dubious – discuss]
Rosie Jones b. 1959 American Golfer L[205]
Rosie Jones b. 1990 English Comedian, actress L[206]
Saeed Jones b. 1985 American Poet G[207]
Sarah Jones b. 1990 Welsh Field hockey player L[208]
Shevrin D. Jones b. 1983 American Politician, teacher; 1st openly gay African-American legislator in Florida G[209]
Steffi Jones b. 1972 German Footballer, manager L[210]
Jocelyn Jones-Lybarger b. 1985 American Mixed martial arts fighter L[211]
Jónsi b. 1975 Icelandic Rock musician (Sigur Rós, Jónsi & Alex) G[212]
Dennis de Jong b. 1955 Dutch Politician G[213]
Wolfgang Joop b. 1944 German Fashion designer B[214]
Janis Joplin 1943–1970 American Singer B[215]
Barbara Jordan 1936–1996 American U.S. Representative from Texas L[216]
June Jordan 1936–2002 American Poet, essayist, teacher, activist B[217]
Leslie Jordan 1955–2022 American Actor G[218][219]
Orlando Jordan b. 1974[220] American Professional wrestler B[221]
Matthieu Jost b. ? French Entrepreneur G[222]
Marcel Jouhandeau 1888–1979 French Writer G[223]
Éric Jourdan 1938–2015 French Novelist, playwright G[224]
Michel Journiac 1935–1995 French Artist G[225]
Robert Joy b. 1951 Canadian Actor G[226]
Mychal F. Judge 1933–2001 American Franciscan priest, FDNY chaplain, "Saint of 9/11" G[227]
Rafe Judkins b. 1983 American TV personality G[228]
Ildikó Juhász b. 1953 Hungarian LGBT rights activist L[229]
Isaac Julien b. 1960 English Installation artist, filmmaker, director G[230]
Jacqueline Julien b. 1945 French Lesbian activist L[231]
Bruno Julliard b. 1981 French Politician G[232]
Miranda July b. 1974 American Performance artist, filmmaker, writer B[233]
Hansol Jung b. ? South Korean Translator, playwright L[234]
Sabine Jünger b. 1973 German Politician L[235]
Sondre Justad b. 1990 Norwegian Pop singer, musician B[236]
Jolie Justus b. 1971 American Politician L[237]
Claude Jutra 1930–1986 Canadian Filmmaker G[238]
Kersti Juva b. 1948 Finnish Translator L[239]
Patrick Juvet 1950–2021 Swiss Singer B[240]
Helvi Juvonen 1919–1959 Finnish Poet L[241]
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