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Who is Barbara May Cameron and why is she being celebrated on Google?

Google users across the United States will see a Doodle commemorating Native American human rights activist Barbara May Cameron when they access the search engine today.

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Google Doodle celebrates Barbara May Cameron

Barbara May Cameron was a Native American human rights activist who advocated for and supported the LGBTQ+ community. Monday would be her 69th birthday and Google pays tribute to her with a Google Doodle.

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Google honors Native American LGBTQ icon Barbara May Cameron with new Doodle

Google honors what would have been artist and activist Barbara May Cameron's 69th birthday in a celebration of her advocacy for Indigenous and LGBTQ rights.

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How Many Identity Boxes Can One Google Doodle Check?

Is there some sort of Who’s Who of niche identity politics?

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Google honors lesbian Native American activist Barbara May Cameron

She advocated against racism and homophobia long before intersectional identity politics went mainstream.

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