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LGBTQ+ Historical Figures and Movements
LGBTQ+ Historical Figures and Movements
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Based on the video "Billy Porter Gives A Brief History of Queer Political Action."
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1
What do all 6 of these organizations/events have in common?
They were all led by brave queer/trans individuals
They were all pivotal in advancing LGBTQ+ rights
Much of their history is not taught in school
All of the above
2
Daughters of Bilitis was founded by ________.
Bert and Ernie
Phyllis Lyon and Del Martin
Henry Gerber and Harry Hay.
Dr. Phil and Dr. Oz
3
The Compton's Riot received a lot of attention in local newspapers.
False
True
4
S.T.A.R. stands for ________.
Strawberry Tangerine Apple Raspberry
It doesn't stand for anything.
Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries
5
In addition to fighting homophobia, the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence also educate about ________ and raise money.
Broadway Musicals
Christianity
Traditional gender roles
Sexual Health
6
The first gay rights org in the U.S. was ________.
The Society for Human Rights
The Mattachine Society
The cast of the TV show Heartstopper
The It Gets Better Project
7
The Compton's Cafeteria Riot took place in which San Francisco neighborhood in 1966?
The Castro
The Golden Gate Bridge
The Tenderloin
The Mission
8
Phyllis Lyon and Del Martin founded the Daughters of Bilitis in which U.S. city?
Las Vegas in the 1960's
Philadelphia in 1970
Gaysville in the year 3000
San Francisco in 1955
9
The Human Rights Society was founded in ________ in ________.
New York, 1936
San Francisco, 1950
Atlantis, 3005
Chicago, 1924
10
After the riot, Compton's Cafeteria decided to support its trans women patrons.
False
True
11
In addition to starting S.T.A.R., Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera are also known for being present at the ________.
VMA's
AIDS March
Stonewall Riots
Compton's Cafeteria Riots
12
Henry Gerber also went by the penname Parisex.
True
False
13
The ________ of Perpetual Indulgence was founded by 4 gay men in San Francisco.
Sisters
Queers
Queens
Flamingos
14
The ________ was founded in the early 1950's in California.
International AIDS Society
Society for Human Rights
Gays for Gaga
Mattachine Society
15
The Mattachine Society dissolved in the late 1960's as gay rights orgs became more ________.
Progressive
A secret third thing
Conservative
16
What famous riot occurred after a Drag Queen through her coffee on a police officer?
The Compton's Cafeteria Riot
The Applebee's Riot
The Stonewall Riots
17
Bilitis is said to have been a lover of the Greek Lesbian poet ________.
Sappho
Helen of Troy
Athena
Kehlani
18
The founder of the Human Rights Society was Henry ________.
Gerber
Grant
Smith
Nas X
19
One of the first lesbian orgs was called the ________.
Daughters of Bilitis
Lavender Lesbians
Followers of Sappho
Homo Sapiens
20
This group decides to preform in ________ to protest religious hypocrisy.
Nuns Habits
Priest Clothing
Suits and ties
Barbie Outfits
21
S.T.A.R. was led by two trans women, and was known for organizing homeless, low-income and immigrant LGBTQ+ populations.
False
True
