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Claudia Ann Scott

1948 – 1979

Lesbian poet and activist

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About Claudia Ann Scott

Lived 1948 – 1979 (aged 30–31).

Claudia (Ann) Scott (October 31, 1948 – December 22, 1979) was an American poet and lesbian activist. She was the first of seven children of Robert Hogue Scott and Martha Jane Scott in Placentia, California. Claudia spent her childhood in California before moving to Grant's Pass, Oregon, where she graduated from high school. She began her writing and activism while in college and concentrated more on both passions as she moved to Chicago. She later moved again to Philadelphia to pursue a romantic interest, where she also was engaged in various community organizations and projects centered around the gay community. Many of her works draw inspiration from the challenges of being part of a fundamentalist Christian family with strong conservative views. She was close with her youngest sibling, Scott O'Hara, gay pornographic performer and author. The poem For My Youngest Brother, is written by Claudia from his perspective and discusses his sexuality and criticisms of Christianity.

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Who was Claudia Ann Scott?

lesbian poet and activist

When was Claudia Ann Scott born?

Claudia Ann Scott was born in 1948.

When did Claudia Ann Scott die?

Claudia Ann Scott died on 22 December 1979.

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