LGBTQ+ Trivia (combined)

Which transgender actress plays the role of Sophia in "Orange is the New Black"?

The Stonewall Inn was raided by the police on June 27th, 1969. The Inn was in which city?

Which national LGBT organization deals specifically with educational issues?

Which of these groups is most often compared to the LGBTQ+ community in academic writing?

When did the United States legalize gay marriage?

Which of the following films/TV shows feature LGBT educators?

Which pride flag is this?

Roy and Silo were a couple of gay _________ at the Central Park Zoo.

What scale is often used when discussing and defining bisexuality?

Which of these celebrities identifies as non-binary?

This organization was created for the parents of LGBTQ+ children and allies.

What was the name of the local LGBTQ+ newspaper created after the Stonewall riots?

When is International Coming Out day?

What tennis great came out as bisexual shortly after being granted US citizenship in 1981?

Which European country was the first to decriminalize homosexuality?

This famous Mexican artist was openly bisexual, having relationships with both men and women.

What is the name of the first U.S. Senator to be elected while openly LGBT?

Which trans activist gave the incredible "Y'all Better Quiet Down" speech in 1973?

Where was the first undergraduate course on LGBTQ studies, in the U.S., taught?

When and where did the first rainbow flag appear?

Who is the first openly transgender elected judge in the United States?

What year did the first demonstrations for gay rights begin in the US?

The first gay/lesbian couple to be featured in the "Couples" section of People magazine was:

What phrase did drag performers wear on buttons in the 1960s to thwart intent to deceive laws?

What country was the first to be led by an openly LGBT person?

This novel, by Sarah Waters, won the Lambda Literary Award for Lesbian Fiction in 2000.

What day of the year is the International Transgender Day of Remembrance?

The first U.S. state to enact a statewide gay rights statute was:

This very famous CNN reporter came out in 2012.

Which is the first recorded organized protest by transgender people?

Which gay author's works include "Go Tell It on the Mountain" and "Notes of a Native Son"?

What contribution was made by Alan J. Hart (1890-1962), a transgender man?

Which of these figures do historians believe may have been queer?

Which book character is canonically LGBTQ+?

This New York City bar was home to a famous LGBTQ+ uprising in 1969.

The word "homosexual," as it applies to individuals, was coined in which year?

What did the two removed stripes (turquoise and pink) stand for?

In what year did the APA remove homosexuality from its list of mental disorders?

In a 2014 HRC survey of LGBT youth, what percentage self-identified as bisexual?

Name the gay African American civil rights leader who organized the 1963 March on Washington?

Which popular TV show features an intersex teenager? (Note: the show may not be in the photo.)

How many stripes did the original LGBTQ+ flag have?

This war was known for its leniency towards homosexuality in the American military forces.

The internationally famous lesbian couple who founded the Daughters of Bilitis are:

On the Kinsey scale, what number represents someone who is only attracted to the same sex?

Ursula's design in The Little Mermaid was largely based off of a drag queen

This founding father is considered by many historians to have been bisexual.

Which Greek letter was used as a symbol for the LGBTQ+ community, prior to the rainbow flag?

Who was the first woman to become widely known in America as trans?

True or false: 76 countries still have anti-homosexuality laws.

When was the first gay and lesbian march on Washington?

Which historical figure is considered to be LGBTQ+?

This was the first country to introduce same sex marriage, in 2001.

What Pride Flag is This?

Which president made it illegal for the American government to employ "homosexuals"?