Phyllis Shafer

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Phyllis Shafer was an American LGBTQ activist. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, she and her son, Drew Shafer, operated the Phoenix House, a safe haven for queer people in the city, and a hub of national queer activism. She wrote an advice column for The Phoenix under the pseudonym Estelle Graham.^{[citation needed]}

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