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LGBTQ+ changemakers in Boston

Head to City Hall Plaza to see this year’s Portraits of Pride display, featuring notable LGBTQ+ individuals making a difference locally, through the end of the month.

The 2022 Portraits of Pride display on the Boston Common.

This years Portraits of Pride exhibit is on display at City Hall Plaza until June 30.

Have you seen this year’s Portraits of Pride display on City Hall Plaza?

The photography exhibit features local faces of the LGBTQ+ community, including public servants, entrepreneurs, business leaders, and activists. The photographs by Jean Dolin will be on display until Friday, June 30.

Here are some of the honorees you might recognize:

Gov. Maura Healey — Taking office in 2022, the Governor of the Bay State is one of the first openly lesbian elected public officials in the US.

Dr. Kenneth Mayer — Dr. Mayer is the Medical Research Director for Fenway Health, a LGBTQ+ health institution since 1971.

Sam Chambers — Has supported the LGBTQ+ community for years during his time with the City of Boston to the Boston Foundation.

Ann Maguire — The former campaign manager for Mayor Menino has dedicated decades to promoting community resources, including volunteering as a councilor.

Jim Morgrage — The owner of Club Cafe has worked to create a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community to gather and celebrate love.

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