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1
In what year was the first legal same-sex marriage performed in the United States?
2004
2007
2000
1998
2
In what year was the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy repealed?
2008
2010
2009
2011
3
What day is the Transgender Day of Remembrance?
May 29
June 14
October 12
November 20
4
Which state was the first to legalize civil unions?
Oregon
California
Massachusetts
Vermont
5
How many colors did the original version of the gay pride flag have?
5
8
6
7
6
Who was the first openly gay politician elected to office in California?
George McGovern
John McCormack
Phillip Burton
Harvey Milk
7
What was the first gay rights organization in the United States?
The Society for Human Rights
The Human Rights Organization
Homophile Rights Association
The Homophile League
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What year was homosexuality no longer considered a mental illness by the APA?
1968
1980
1977
1973
9
At what university was the first homosexual student organization founded?
Dartmouth University
Columbia University
Yale University
Princeton University
10
What event is frequently cited as the beginning of the modern gay rights movement?
Signing of Executive Order 10450
Stonewall Riot
One, Inc. v. Oleson Ruling
Establishment of the Mattachine Society
11
Which of these historical figures was gay?
Jane Addams
Betty Friedan
Samuel Gompers
John Rockefeller
12
What was the first LGBT film to win Best Picture at the Academy Awards?
Moonlight
Carol
Freeheld
The Birdcage
13
What scientist radically defined sexuality as a spectrum when he presented his namesake scale?
Richard Feynman
Alfred Kinsey
Stanley Milgram
Harold Urey
14
Who was the first openly transgender person to make the cover of
Time
?
Fallon Fox
Caitlyn Jenner
Laverne Cox
Sylvia Rivera
15
What country was the first to legalize same-sex unions?
Belgium
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
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BONUS: Approximately what proportion of people are born intersex?
1/5,000 to 1/5,500
1/10,000 to 1/10,500
1/1,500 to 1/2,000
1/8,500 to 1/9,000
