LGBTQ+ History
How many colors are in the traditional Pride flag?
What is 6
What year was gay marriage legalized by the Supreme Court in the USA?
What is 2015
A person attracted to their own gender is identified as?
What is gay or lesbian
Who is the American novelist, poet, activist, and author of Notes of a Native Son?
Who is James Baldwin
What was the first state to legalize gay marriage?
What is Massachusetts
Approximately what percentage of the U.S is LGBTQ+?
What is 4.5%?
An individual who is attracted to 2 genders is?
What is bisexual
Which historical figure was a self-described “Black, lesbian, feminist, mother, poet, and warrior."
Who is Audre Lorde
What is the city with the largest pride parade in the world?
What is Sao Paolo, Brazil
On average, a lesbian woman makes how much % less in salary compared to the average heterosexual woman?
What is 12%
An individual with no sexual attraction is?
What is asexual
What are the 2 US Presidents to officially recognize pride month?
Who are Bill Clinton and Barack Obama
During which month do we celebrate people of all different gender identities and sexual orientations?
What is June
What percentage of transexual children report being harrassed by peers about their sexuality?
What is 68%
An individual that is attracted to all genders is known as?
What is pansexual
Who is the first LGBTQ+ individual to win a Grammy Award?
Who is Elton John
Between 1960s - 1970s, homosexuality was no longer known as a what?
What is a mental illness
In the USA, how many people identify as LGBTQ+?
What is 13.9 million people
An individual that does not find sexual attraction until they form a strong emotional connection with another individual is identified as?
What is demisexual
Who is the LGBTQ and civil rights activist (1912-1987) best known for being a key adviser to Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.?
Who is Bayard Rustin