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100

Created by Stone Yamashita, what organization does this symbol represent?

What is the Human Rights Campaign?

100

An NYC artist and activist, his work emerged from the New York City graffiti subculture of the 1980s and depicted sexual allusions that turned into social activism by using the images to advocate for safe sex and AIDS awareness.

Who is Keith Haring?

100

The percentage of Gen Z Americans who identify as LGBT

What is 20.8%?

100

The first openly gay person elected into public office in the state of California.

Who was Harvey Milk?

100

The acronym "ftm" stands for this transgender related term

What is Female-to-Male?

200

Introduced as a part of World AIDS Day in 1989, this symbol represents a lack of something

What is A Day Without Art?

200

Activist best known for her role in the 1969 Stonewall riots along with her advocacy around the unhoused and sex-worker communities 

Who is Silvia Rivera?

200

Creator of the simple test which names the following three criteria for movies:
(1) it has to have at least two women in it, who
(2) who talk to each other, about
(3) something besides a man

Who is Alison Bechdel?

200

He became a spokesperson for MAC Cosmetics in 1994, raising money for the Mac AIDS Fund and becoming the first drag queen to land a major cosmetics campaign

Who is RuPaul?

200

Billie Joe Armstrong came out as bisexual in 1995, and is the lead singer for this band of American Idiots

Who are Green Day?

300

The green carnation became a subtle symbol of queer identity in 1892 when this famous playwright asked friends to wear it to the opening night of his comedy Lady Windermere’s Fan

Who is Oscar Wilde?

300

He was a dancer, choreographer and is known as the "Grandfather of Vogue," the dance style that he helped propel to the national stage. He was also featured in the award-winning 1990 documentary "Paris Is Burning".

Who was Willi Ninja?

300

The number of countries that deme marriage equality as legal

What is 31 countries?

300

The first LGBTQ person to travel to space

Who was Sally Ride?

300

According to The Lesbian Bar Project, you'll have to be pretty picky when choosing where to grab your next drink because, as of 2021, there are this many lesbian bars left in the continental United States

What is 21?

400

What does the Blue stripe on this popular flag, created by Gilbert Baker, mean?

What is Harmony? 

Pink: Sex / Red: Life / Orange: Healing / Yellow: Sunlight / Green: Nature / Turquoise: Magic / Blue: Harmony / Violet: Spirit

400
Author of 'The Normal Heart' and 1987 founder of the advocacy group ACT UP, this outspoken author passed away in 2020.

Larry Kramer

400

Of the 118 films counted by GLAAD in 2019, these were the two most LGBTQ inclusive genres

What are Comedy and Drama?

400

This was the year of the first official LGBT pride march in New York City.

What is 1970? (Five months after the Stonewall Riots)

400

A term adopted by some people who identify as neither male nor female, as both, or as somewhere in between, and who often seek to blur gender lines. It is a particularly common identity among transgender youth

What is Genderqueer?

500

Once used by the Nazis, this symbol was later coopted by a group of activists to speak out about the AIDs crisis in 1986 and was accompanied by these words

What is "Silence=Death"?

500

He organized the 1963 March on Washington, was a key advisor of Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King Jr. and was a key LGBTQ & civil rights activist.

Who was Bayard Rustin?

500

The number of medals earned by LGBTQIA+ athletes at the 2021 Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo (1.6% of total athletes publicly identified within the LGBTQIA+)

What were 33?

500

Created in 1989 by C.M. Ralph, this was the first known LGBTQ video game. 

What is Caper in the Castro?
500

This big state was taken to the Supreme Court by a private party, lost, and the ruling set a standard that decriminalized homosexuality in America (including in all 13 states that had not already) in 2003

What is Texas (Lawrence v. Texas)?