List of gay, lesbian or bisexual people: Sa–Sc

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The historical concept and definition of sexual orientation varies and has changed greatly over time; for example the word "gay" wasn't used to describe sexual orientation until the mid 20th century. A number of different classification schemes have been used to describe sexual orientation since the mid-19th century, and scholars have often defined the term "sexual orientation" in divergent ways. Indeed, several studies have found that much of the research about sexual orientation has failed to define the term at all, making it difficult to reconcile the results of different studies.[1][2][3] However, most definitions include a psychological component (such as the direction of an individual's erotic desire) and/or a behavioural component (which focuses on the sex of the individual's sexual partner/s). Some prefer to simply follow an individual's self-definition or identity.

The high prevalence of people from the West on this list may be due to societal attitudes towards homosexuality. The Pew Research Center's 2003 Global Attitudes Survey found that "[p]eople in Africa and the Middle East strongly object to societal acceptance of homosexuality. But there is far greater tolerance for homosexuality in major Latin American countries such as Mexico, Argentina, Bolivia and Brazil. Opinion in Europe is split between West and East. Majorities in every Western European nation surveyed say homosexuality should be accepted by society, while most Russians, Poles and Ukrainians disagree. Americans are divided–a thin majority (51 percent) believes homosexuality should be accepted, while 42 percent disagree."[4]

This is a partial list of confirmed famous people who were or are gay, lesbian or bisexual. Famous people who are simply rumored to be gay, lesbian, or bisexual are not listed.

Sa–Sc

Neurologist, naturalist and author Oliver Sacks
Writer Marquis de Sade
Poet Sappho
Poet, writer and memoirist May Sarton
Poet, writer and soldier Siegfried Sassoon
Writer Dan Savage
Politician Alfonso Pecoraro Scanio
Jewish-German WWII resistance fighter Felice Schragenheim
Photographer, writer and journalist Annemarie Schwarzenbach
Name Lifetime[5] Nationality Notable as Notes[6]
Sa'at, AlfianAlfian Sa'at b. 1977 Singaporean Writer G[7]
Saavedra, JorgeJorge Saavedra b. ?[5] Mexican AIDS activist G[8]
Acevedo, Jerónimo SaavedraJerónimo Saavedra Acevedo b. 1936 Canarian Politician G[9]
Sabados, StevenSteven Sabados b. ?[5] Canadian Interior designer and talk show host. G[10]
Sabin, DianeDiane Sabin b. 1952 American LGBT rights activist L[11]
Sachs, MauriceMaurice Sachs 1906–1945 French Writer G[12]
Sacks, OliverOliver Sacks 1933–2015 English Neurologist G[13]
Sackville-West, VitaVita Sackville-West 1892–1962 English Writer L[14]
Sade, Marquis deMarquis de Sade 1740–1814 French Writer, philosopher B[15]
Sadownick, DouglasDouglas Sadownick b. ?[5] American Writer G[16]
Sáenz, Benjamin AlireBenjamin Alire Sáenz b. 1954 American Writer G[17]
Sáenz, JaimeJaime Sáenz 1921–1986 Bolivian Writer B[18]
Sagan, FrançoiseFrançoise Sagan 1935–2004 French Playwright, novelist, screenwriter L[19]
Sagan, LeontineLeontine Sagan 1889–1974 Austrian Actor, theater director L[20]
Sagat, FrançoisFrançois Sagat b. 1979 French Porn star G[21]
Sagawa, IsseiIssei Sagawa b. 1949 Japanese Murderer / Cannibal B[22]
Sage, SinnSinn Sage b. 1983 American Porn star B[23]
Sahely, EdEd Sahely b. 1969 Canadian Actor, comedian G[24]
St. James, JamesJames St. James b. 1966 American Former Club Kid and author G[25]
Saint-Laurent, YvesYves Saint-Laurent b. 1936–2008 French Fashion designer G[26]
Saliers, EmilyEmily Saliers b. 1963 American Rock musician (Indigo Girls) L[27]
Salo, OlaOla Salo b. 1977 Swedish Rock musician B[28]
Saltarelli, JacopoJacopo Saltarelli 1459–? Italian Model, prostitute G[29]
Salva, VictorVictor Salva b. 1958 American Film director G[30]
Salvail, ÈveÈve Salvail b. 1971 Canadian Model L[31]
Salzgeber, ManfredManfred Salzgeber 1943–1994 German Actor, film producer G[32]
Sam, MichaelMichael Sam b. 1990 American Football player G[33]
Samson, JDJD Samson b. 1978 American Performer L[34]
Sanchez, AlexAlex Sanchez b. 1957 Mexican Writer G[35]
Sanders, SueSue Sanders b. 1947 English Activist L[36]
Sanderson, TerryTerry Sanderson b. 1946 English Writer, secularist, activist G[37]
Sandin, RamonRamon Sandin b. 1970 Puerto Rican Diver, actor G[38]
Sandler, BarryBarry Sandler b. 1947 American Filmmaker G[39]
Sands, DianeDiane Sands b. 1947 American Politician L[40]
Sandy, MichaelMichael Sandy 1977–2006 American Murder victim G[41]
Sapphire b. 1950 American Writer, performance artist L[42]
Sappho ca. 630–570 BCE Greek Poet L[43]
Sargent, DickDick Sargent 1930–1994 American Actor G[44]
Sargeson, FrankFrank Sargeson 1903–1982 New Zealander Writer G[45]
Sarnoff, ElizabethElizabeth Sarnoff b. ?[5] American Screenwriter L[46]
Sarton, MayMay Sarton 1912–1995 Belgian-American Writer L[47]
Sasser, SeanSean Sasser 1968–2013 American Educator, chef, television personality G[48]
Sassoon, SiegfriedSiegfried Sassoon 1886–1967 English Writer G[49]
Satchwell, KathleenKathleen Satchwell b. ?[5] South African Judge L[50]
Satre, TullyTully Satre b. 1989 American Student, LGBT rights activist G[51]
Saul, JohnJohn Saul b. 1942 American Writer G[52]
Savage, DanDan Savage b. 1964 American Columnist G[53]
Savage, JonJon Savage b. 1953 English Writer G[54]
Savannah 1970–1994 American Porn star B[55]
Savitz, EdEd Savitz 1942–1993 American Criminal G[56]
Saxberg, LorneLorne Saxberg 1958–2006 Canadian Journalist G[57]
Saylor, StevenSteven Saylor b. 1956 American Writer G[58]
Scaasi, ArnoldArnold Scaasi b. 1931 Canadian Fashion designer G[59]
Scanio, Alfonso PecoraroAlfonso Pecoraro Scanio b. 1959 Italian Politician B[60]
Scagliotti, JohnJohn Scagliotti b. ?[5] American Film director G[61]
Scanlan, DickDick Scanlan b. 1961 American Writer G[62]
Scarpelli, GlennGlenn Scarpelli b. 1966 American Actor G[63]
Scavullo, FrancescoFrancesco Scavullo 1921–2004 American Photographer G[64]
Schafer, SueSue Schafer b. ?[5] American Politician L[65]
Scheffer, WillWill Scheffer b. ?[5] American Screenwriter and television producer G[66]
Schellenbach, KateKate Schellenbach b. 1966 American Rock musician (Luscious Jackson) L[67]
Schemel, PattyPatty Schemel b. 1967 American Rock musician (Hole) L[68]
Scheuß, ChristianChristian Scheuß b. 1966 German Writer G[69]
Schick, GerhardGerhard Schick b. 1972 German Politician G[70]
Schindler, Jr., Allen R.Allen R. Schindler, Jr. 1969–1992 American U.S. Naval Seaman G[71]
Schippers, ThomasThomas Schippers 1930–1977 American Composer, conductor G[72]
Schlesinger, JohnJohn Schlesinger 1926–2003 English Film director G[73]
Schneebaum, TobiasTobias Schneebaum 1922–2005 American Artist G[74]
Schneider, FredFred Schneider b. 1951 American Rock musician (The B-52's) G[75]
Schneider, MariaMaria Schneider 1952-2011 French Actor B[76]
Schoppmann, ClaudiaClaudia Schoppmann b. 1958 German Historian and writer L[77]
Schrader, RandRand Schrader 1945–1993 American Activist and judge G[78]
Schrag, ArielAriel Schrag b. 1979 American Cartoonist L[79]
Schragenheim, FeliceFelice Schragenheim 1922–1944 German Resistance fighter L[80]
Schroeter, WernerWerner Schroeter b. 1945 German Film director G[81]
Schulman, SarahSarah Schulman b. 1958 American Writer, activist L[82]
Schumacher, JoelJoel Schumacher b. 1939 American Filmmaker G[83]
Schuyler, JamesJames Schuyler 1923–1991 American Poet G[84]
Schwarzenbach, AnnemarieAnnemarie Schwarzenbach 1908–1942 Swiss Photographer L[85]
Sciortino, CarlCarl Sciortino b. ?[5] American Politician G[86]
Scoppettone, SandraSandra Scoppettone b. 1936 American Writer L[87]
Scorsone, ErnestoErnesto Scorsone b. 1952 American Politician G[88]
Scott, AndrewAndrew Scott b. 1976 Irish Actor G[89]
Scott, AnnAnn Scott b. 1965 French Writer B[90]
Scott, AvyAvy Scott b. 1981 American Porn star B[91]
Scott, CraigCraig Scott b. 1962 Canadian Politician G[92]
Scott, DanielDaniel Scott b. ?[5] Australian Actor G[93]
Scott, DanielDaniel Scott b. 1963 American Writer G[94]
Scott, HillaryHillary Scott b. 1983 American Porn star B[95]
Scott, IanIan Scott 1934–2006 Canadian Attorney General of Ontario G[96]
Scott, JohnJohn Scott 1934–2006 Fijian Red Cross Director G[97]
Scott, MelissaMelissa Scott b. 1960 American Writer L[98]
Scott, PatrickPatrick Scott 1921–2014 Irish Artist G[99]
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