Terms of Importance
Making History
Flags and Symbols
Artists, Actors, and Activists
100

This type of person sticks up for a community no matter their status within it, and not hateful to any members within this community.

An ally!

100

What is the name of the famous bar in 1969, which faced a brutal police raid and sparked protests that became a turning point for LGBTQ rights in the United States?

The Stonewall Inn

100

What is this flag? 

This is the transgender flag; it defines someone who is not currently aligned with their cisgender, their gender identity is not that of what they were assigned at birth.

100

What is the name of a very famous American drag queen (or perhaps the queen of drag) who host an 18 season show and 11 All Stars seasons?

RuPaul Andre Charles (RuPaul)

200

What does being an enby mean? 

This is a nickname for the term nonbinary

200

What month is pride month? (Come on guys)

June!

200

What is this flag? This will not be a bonus point because I believe that a lot of you know this, but also try to define the difference between this and bisexuality. 

It is the Pansexual flag; and no, this does not mean you are attracted to frying pans. Being Pansexual means you will be attracted to someone regardless of their gender, and bisexual simply means being attracted to more than one gender. 

200

In 1983, this scientist became the first American woman in space, she also came out as a lesbian later on. What was her name?

Sally Ride

300

What does each letter stand for in LGBTQIA+? 

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Asexual, and more!

300

What year was gay marriage legalized? You will get an extra point if you can say the exact date.

Gay marriage was legalized on June 26, 2015.

300

Can you name the order of the stripes in the nonbinary flag?

Yellow, white, purple, and black.

300

This LGBTQ+ activist helped found STAR, which supported transgender youth whom had been kicked out of their homes due to their identities. She also took care of many of her friends during the AIDS epidemic.

Martha P. Johnson

400

What was the AIDs epidemic; what was AIDs or what did it stand for?

AIDS stands for acquired immunodeficiency syndrome. From 1981 to the early 1990s, AIDS was one of the biggest public health risks ever. It was thought to be sexually transmitted through gay men and injected into drug addicts due to patterns, and this created greater stigma to the queer community.

400

What musical made history by shining a light on the AIDS epidemic when few even acknowledged it?

Rent: The Musical

400

What is this flag?

The Demisexual Flag; it is one of the terms under the asexual spectrum, and in simple terms it means you need to know someone before developing any sort of attraction towards them.

400

What is the name of a famous Greek poet who was sapphic?

Sappho (my idol)

500

What does TERF stand for? (Hint: J.K. Rowling is one)

A TERF is a Trans-Exclusive Radical Feminist. These "Feminists" believe that trans women aren't truly women and it's quite frankly depressing :(. The media is a lot more harsh on trans women than men, although both face oppression.

500

What year was the first Pride Month Celebrated?

1970

500

What is either of these flags? Bonus point if you can state the difference between being this or being gay/lesbian.

These are the Achillean and Sapphic flags, based on the Greek warrior Achilles and the Greek poet Sappho. Both of these are broader versions of being gay or lesbian. These are more inclusive to those who are pan, omni, etc. It simply means someone who prefers guys/gals in their sexual orientation. 

500

Who designed the first pride flag?

Gilbert Baker