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Large Increase in Americans Who Now Identify as LGBTQ – Especially Among Gen Z – But Few Republicans
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a just-published report from Gallup, 5.6 percent of Americans identify as LGBT, or non-heterosexual, up from 4.5 percent in 2017.
The report covers all of 2020. (Note: Gallup uses the term “LGBT,” a far narrower construct than many Americans observe today.
These numbers reflect that specific designation.)Among Generation Z, which Gallup defines as those 18-23, nearly 16 percent – about one in six – identify as LGBT.
That’s almost three times the national average.About one in eleven Millennials (those born between 1981-1996) or 9.1 percent, say they identify as LGBT.Gallup also reports more than half of LGBT Americans (54.6%) identify as bisexual.
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Not Just Florida: Tennessee Republican Revives His Own ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill Banning ‘Promotion’ of LGBTQ ‘Lifestyles’
dangerous and possibly unconstitutional “Don’t Say Gay” bill gathers nationwide attention and condemnation – making it more likely to be passed and signed into law by Republican governor and rumored 2024 presidential hopeful Ron DeSantis, another Republican is dusting off his own “Don’t Say Gay” bill to push his “Christian values” agenda.Tennessee state Rep. Bruce Griffey says if schools are forcing him to teach Christian values at home because they won’t teach them in the classroom, they should not be allowed to “promote” what his legislation calls “LGBT issues or lifestyles.”“The state of Tennessee is not allowed to teach my daughters Christian values that I think are important and they should learn, so I teach those at home,” Rep.
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