2023 PRIDE JEOPARDY! 3

RuPaul's Drag Race

100

This is the birth name of RuPaul.

RuPaul Andre Charles

200

This queen recently won the title Queen of All Queens by winning the All Star season 7 of RuPaul’s Drag Race.

Jinkx Monsoon

300

This RPDR winner was also Crowned Ms. Continental in 2012.

Sasha Colby

400

Arguably one of RPDR's biggest breakout queens, this queen stars in her WoW Presents show with her iconic tongue pop.

Alyssa Edwards

500

Roxxxy Andrews, Alaska, and Detox make up this iconic RPDR trio.

Rolaskatox

Musicals

100

This Jonathan Larson musical tells the story of young artists in Manhattan struggling to get by amidst the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

Rent

200

This actor first achieved fame on Broadway and recently starred on the TV show “Pose” under the name Pray Tell.

Billy Porter

300

This 2005 musical adapted from the “colorful” novel of the same name started conversations about race and sexuality.

The Color Purple

400

This 2017 musical biopic was a favorite among LGBTQ fans who saw themselves in songs like “This is Me.”

The Greatest Showman

500

This actor from The Sound of Music was also in the Broadway and movie versions of Dear Evan Hansen.

Ben Platt

Pride in the USA

100

In 1999, this U.S. president made history as the first to officially recognize June as Pride Month.

Bill Clinton

200

This southernmost island city celebrates New Year's Eve by dropping a drag queen from a large high heel shoe.

Key West

300

On June 28, 1970, this city held America's Pride parade. It was originally called Christopher Street Liberation day.

New York City

400

This "City of Brotherly Love" was responsible for adding the black and brown stripes to the rainbow flag. It is also the title of a film starring Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington.

Philadelphia

500

Ocean Drive in this Floridian city is home to one of America's largest Pride celebrations.

Miami

I'm Coming Out

100

This singer and actress (with a name similar to a famous painter) recently opened up about being nonbinary.

Janelle Monáe

200

This Pitch Perfect and Senior Year actress revealed in a June Instagram post that she has a girlfriend.

Rebel Wilson

300

This R&B singer best known for 90s classics like “Can We Talk” and “I 2 I" came out as gay first in a deleted Tweet and later in an interview.

Tevin Campbell

400

This "Next To Me" singer revealed that she is currently in a relationship with another woman in a March interview.

Emeli Sandé

500

Rapper and singer-songwriter Symere Bysil Woods made headlines after updating their pronouns on Instagram to they/them. They go by this stage name.

Lil Uzi Vert

Newfold

100

Back in April, this affinity group participated in Strides for Pride.

PRISM

200

This affinity group is championed by Sharon Rowlands herself.

Women In Newfold or WIN

300

Newfold Digital is headquartered in this city.

Jacksonville

400

This executive team member and Chief People Officer oversees all affinity groups.

Deb Myers

500

This employee from our Legal Department was the winner of last year's Pride Jeopardy.

Bethena Dasher