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- Patricia Nell Warren (born 15 June 1936) is a lesbian American author. Primarily known as an author, Warren is also commonly known as "the mother of Frontrunners" - the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender running/walking clubs that have been started in Los Angeles and other large cities around the world which was inspired by Warren's novel The Front Runner. Warren, aka "Patches", to her Frontrunners family, also frequented the runs and the annual dinners held by the Los Angeles group and participated in the annual Christopher Street West GLBT rights parade as part of the Frontrunners contingent during the 1990s thanks to then president Marty Freedman and then executive board member Don Norte. An article of hers titled "Just Dissent" in 1993 inspired a group of California citizens, lawyers and civil rights leaders (including Patricia) to work with the state legislature to pass legislation to protect the rights of people engaged in peaceful, non-violent civil disobedience. The legislation was ultimately vetoed by Governor Gray Davis. For details and much info on the subject of civil disobedience, go to www. justdissent. org. Warren often travels at the invitation of gay rights and other non-profit groups, and is highly regarded as a speaker. One of many such trips was to Anchorage, Alaska, on November 9, 2002 for the 25th Anniversary of Identity, Inc. , an organization concerned with issues of sexual identity. In December, 2006, Warren announced her candidacy for City Council in West Hollywood, CA. She was unsuccessful in her run.
- Patricia Nell Warren ist eine US-amerikanische Schriftstellerin.
- Patricia Nell Warren es una escritora, periodista y activista por los derechos de gays y lesbianas. Periodista, trabajó en España entre los años 1964 y 1972, como corresponsal en España para la publicación Reader's Digest, residiendo en Cantabria, donde aprendió español. Durante esta estancia se aficionó a los toros, cosa que le servirá de inspiración para su novela "El hombre bravo". Su obra ha sido traducida a diez idiomas, en castellano ha sido traducida por la editorial Egales. Siendo su novela más popular "The Front Runner" ("El corredor de fondo"), del que se han vendido aproximadamente diez millones de ejemplares en todo el mundo y traducida a diez idiomas. Esta novela inspiró a un grupo de atletas gays y lesbianas de San Francisco a crear en 1974 "Frontrunners", un club de gays, lesbianas, bisexuales y transgéneros, que se reunen para practicar atletismo. Actualmente existen clubes de Frontrunners en Alemania, Australia, Canadá, Dinamarca, EE. UU. , Finlandia, Francia, Irlanda, Italia, México, Noruega, Nueva Zelanda, Países Bajos, Reino Unido, Suiza y Uruguay. En diciembre de 2006 anunció su candidatura al City Council de West Hollywood, California, pero no fue elegida.
- Patricia Nell Warren, nascida em 1936, é uma escritora norte-americana, autora de The Front Runner.
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- Patricia Nell Warren (born 15 June 1936) is a lesbian American author. Primarily known as an author, Warren is also commonly known as "the mother of Frontrunners" - the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender running/walking clubs that have been started in Los Angeles and other large cities around the world which was inspired by Warren's novel The Front Runner.
- Patricia Nell Warren ist eine US-amerikanische Schriftstellerin.
- Patricia Nell Warren es una escritora, periodista y activista por los derechos de gays y lesbianas. Periodista, trabajó en España entre los años 1964 y 1972, como corresponsal en España para la publicación Reader's Digest, residiendo en Cantabria, donde aprendió español. Durante esta estancia se aficionó a los toros, cosa que le servirá de inspiración para su novela "El hombre bravo". Su obra ha sido traducida a diez idiomas, en castellano ha sido traducida por la editorial Egales.
- Patricia Nell Warren, nascida em 1936, é uma escritora norte-americana, autora de The Front Runner.
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