About Quentin Bell
Quentin Bell was an American lGBTQ rights activist.
Quentin Bell (born 1987/88) is an activist for transgender rights in the African-American LGBT community. He is the co-founder, and from 2012 to February 2024 was the executive director of, The Knights and Orchids Society, a non-profit based in Selma, Alabama that is led by and provides healthcare services to Black trans, queer, and gender non-conforming people.
Work and activism Bell co-founded The Knights and Orchids Society in 2012 with his wife Jennine.
Bell has spoken out on state bills that affect transgender rights, including access to restrooms and healthcare for trans children. He graduated from the Stanford LGBTQ Executive Leadership Program in 2019. 2020: Victory Empowerment Fellow, Victory Institute 2022: Time 100 Next 2022 List, Time magazine
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