This is the year LGBTQ+ marriage was legal in the United States.

The Stonewall Riots happened in this town.

This person signed a law banning the use of the so-called gay and trans panic legal defense strategy

This act outlaws hate crimes based on both sexual orientation and gender identity.

This act prohibited LGBTQ+ members to become a citizen because being LGBTQ+ was considered a "mental defect."

This is the first known LGBTQ+ rights organization in the U.S.

75% of LGBTQ+ members live on the this coast.

This was the first openly gay black man to receive an Emmy award.

This policy restricted lesbians, gays, and bisexuals in the military from openly serving.

This act opened the door for LGBTQ+ people to apply for protected status in the U.S.

This is when and where the first protest for gay rights took place.

New York City, San Fransisco, and Chicago are considered to be this.

This option was recently added when asked what your gender is on a passport?

This act prohibits discrimination of sexual orientation in the workplace, specifically during hiring.

T/F: Same-sex couples can still be granted citizenship.

These were the three original colors on the pride flag.

San Fransisco, CA was the first city to legalize this.

This president repealed the anti-transgender laws in the military.

This group struck parts of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) (which defined marriage as a union between man and woman) and declared that the federal government would recognize same-sex marriages as legal.

This is when same-sex couples were treated equally in the fiance visa application.

This is the national coming out day.

T/F: Washington, D.C. does not legalize gay marriage.

This is the highest ranking LGBTQ member elected into office in the U.S.

This Supreme Court decision declared not allowing same-sex couples to marry was unconstitutional.

These type of people are detained in immigration centers.