LGBTQ+ Pride Trivia

Question 1

What does the "+" in LGBTQ+ stand for?

Accepted Answer

other sexual identities

Question 2

In 1999 June was declared as “Gay and Lesbian Pride Month” by which President?

Accepted Answer

Bill Clinton

Question 3

Which month is the official Pride Month?

Accepted Answer

June

Question 4

which country became the first in the world to legalize same-sex marriage nationwide (2001)?

Accepted Answer

The Netherlands

Question 5

Pride Month is celebrated in June primarily to commemorate which historic event?

Accepted Answer

The Stonewall Riots of 1969

Question 6

On the Progress Pride Flag, the added black and brown stripes specifically honor whom?

Accepted Answer

Marginalized people of color and those affected by HIV/AIDS

Question 7

in how many countries can homosexuality lead to the death penalty?

Accepted Answer

11

Question 8

What is the name of the two Gay bars in Oslo?

Accepted Answer

Elsker and London

Question 9

In what year did Oslo host Norway’s first public Pride event, then called “Homodagene”?

Accepted Answer

1974

Question 10

in how many countries is homosexuality still criminalized (as of 2024)?

Accepted Answer

64

Question 11

Which U.S. city is considered the birthplace of the Pride movement?

Accepted Answer

New York City

Question 12

every color on the flag has its own meaning. What does the color red mean?

Accepted Answer

Life

Question 13

How many LGBTQ+ Flags is there?

Accepted Answer

30+

Question 14

What does the “G” stand for in LGBTQIA+

Accepted Answer

Gay

Question 15

Which Norwegian city is home to the second-largest Pride celebration after Oslo?

Accepted Answer

Bergen

Question 16

Which city hosts the world’s largest annual Pride parade, drawing crowds in the millions?

Accepted Answer

São Paulo, Brazil

Question 17

Which country became the first in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage, in May 2019?

Accepted Answer

Taiwan

Question 18

What does the rainbow flag symbolize in the LGBTQ+ community?

Accepted Answer

diversity and inclusion

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