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A Chelsea Clinton-Backed Transgender App Is Stirring Up Debate on Twitter
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Euphoria has been garnering attention on social media thanks to the recent announcement that Chelsea Clinton has come on board as one of its biggest investors.
Of course, the former First Daughter's involvement has also made the app a target for criticism—and that's in addition to the issues that have been raised about the app's actual content, which doesn't sit right with some members of the transgender community.Many of the opposing comments about the app on Twitter can be categorized as transphobia—hate speech coming from people upset that an app exists for transgender people in any form.
However, there are also plenty of transgender people who are upset about the Euphoria app, and who are sharing their complaints widely on Twitter.
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Gallup: 1 in 5 Gen Z Adults Identifies as LGBTQ+
a new poll released by Gallup. That’s 1.5 percentage points higher than last year and double the percentage Gallup reported in 2012. The pollster asked Americans if they identified as straight or heterosexual, lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender as part of demographic information it collects on all of its U.S. telephone surveys, Gallup said in a news release Thursday. The respondent also had the opportunity to say another sexuality or gender identity than the categories provided by Gallup.More than 12,000 adults participated in the surveys conducted last year.Besides the 7.1 percent identifying as LGBTQ+, 86 percent said they identified as straight while 6.6 percent didn’t offer an answer.Gallup found that one in five Gen Z adults identified as LGBTQ+ with older generations identifying less so.
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