LGBTQ+ Icons

Fresh looks at history are in demand, as advocates for inclusivity point out how marginalized groups have been disregarded or their full identities erased
Affirming narratives can help stem the alarming statistics among LGBTQ+ youth regarding depression, abuse, and suicide
Colorful, stylized illustrations make historical figures warm and engaging
Portraits are deliberately diverse along gender, racial, and geographic lines
Figures are related to a wide variety of arts fields, and range from classically trained to self-taught, to encourage everyone to embrace their own creativity
The Skin You Live In, a teacher and parent favorite also illustrated by David Lee Csicsko, is now in its 16th printing