History
What ancient civilization was the first to perform gay marriages?
Rome
This date was when gay marriage was legalized in the United States.
June 26, 2015
This VMA-winning solo music artist topped the charts with her summer hit that taught us how to spell.
Chappell Roan
This movie stars Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal as gay lovers who have an affair on a ranch.
Brokeback Mountain
Asking if someone is a fan of this artist is code for asking them if they like women.
"Do you listen to girl in red?"
According to some historians, this Greek emperor possibly died of heartbreak after the death of his male lover.
Alexander the Great
This event started the modern LGBT rights movement. (Hint; "The first pride was a riot!")
The Stonewall Riots
This drag icon is the host of their own competition show that you can't help but "root" for.
Ru Paul
This movie stars Tim Curry as a "sweet transvestite from transexual Transylvania".
What flower was formerly associated with members of the LGBT community?
Lavender
This man, often considered the father of modern computer science, was convicted of "gross indecency" for having a relationship with a man.
Alan Turing
This man was a trailblazer for queer politicians, being elected the first openly gay man to be elected to public office in California.
Harvey Milk
This music artist was a rock icon famous for his "royal" band.
Freddie Mercury
This coming-of-age TV show of queer lovers Charlie and Nick is based on a book series by the same name.
Heartstopper
This piercing was formerly used as a hidden way to show others that a man was gay.
Left ear piercing.
This Elizabethan-era playwright rumored to be gay served as a spy for Queen Elizabeth and is also rumored to have helped write multiple of Shakespeare's works.
Christopher Marlowe
21 (KS is not one of them)
This British music legend is well known for his flamboyant fashion and work on The Lion King.
Elton John
This film starring Natasha Lyonne features a popular girl who is sent to a conversion camp after her parents suspect her of being lesbian.
But I'm a Cheerleader
This 19th-century American term referred to two middle or upper-class women in a domestic partnership.
"Boston Marriage"
Lesbians are named after this Greek poet.
Sappho of Lesbos
This woman was the first openly gay American politician.
Kathy Kozachenko
This novelist is famous for his "picturesque" story of a man who never ages.
Oscar Wilde
This musical-turned-Oscar-winner set before WWII tells the tale of two doomed romances in the Kit Kat Klub.
Cabaret
This phrase was used during World War II to discretely question if someone was queer.
"Friend of Dorothy"