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What is the significance of the term 'queer' in LGBTQIA+ communities?
What is the significance of the term 'queer' in LGBTQIA+ communities?
- It is reclaimed by LGBTQIA+ communities to defy those who used it negatively. (correct)
- It is a derogatory term used to describe people who are odd.
- It is limited to describing a fixed binary gender identity.
- It is used to describe exclusively gay males.
When did people start using 'queer' as a derogatory term?
When did people start using 'queer' as a derogatory term?
- 1980s
- 1940s (correct)
- Mid-1900s
- 1920s
How did LGBTQIA+ communities respond to the negative use of the term 'queer'?
How did LGBTQIA+ communities respond to the negative use of the term 'queer'?
- They embraced the negativity and used it to identify themselves.
- They ignored it and stopped using the term altogether.
- They started using other derogatory terms to reclaim their identity.
- They began reclaiming and redefining the term as a form of empowerment. (correct)
What was the peak period for using 'queer' as a harmful slur?
What was the peak period for using 'queer' as a harmful slur?
How do young LGBTIQA+ individuals often experience rejection and bullying?
How do young LGBTIQA+ individuals often experience rejection and bullying?
'Queer' was originally used to describe what before its contemporary meanings within LGBTQIA+ communities?
'Queer' was originally used to describe what before its contemporary meanings within LGBTQIA+ communities?
Which term is used to create space for those who have been othered by the LGBTQ+ rights movement and by social norms?
Which term is used to create space for those who have been othered by the LGBTQ+ rights movement and by social norms?
What is a common misconception about asexuality mentioned in the text?
What is a common misconception about asexuality mentioned in the text?
What is the significance of the term 'queer' in relation to LGBTQ+ individuals?
What is the significance of the term 'queer' in relation to LGBTQ+ individuals?
Which term describes feeling sexual attraction only after developing a strong emotional bond with someone?
Which term describes feeling sexual attraction only after developing a strong emotional bond with someone?
How is 'queer' viewed by different individuals according to the text?
How is 'queer' viewed by different individuals according to the text?
'Grey-asexuality' refers to individuals who:
'Grey-asexuality' refers to individuals who:
What are some of the stressful experiences that can affect the mental health of an LGBTIQA+ person?
What are some of the stressful experiences that can affect the mental health of an LGBTIQA+ person?
What is a common issue faced by young LGBTIQA+ individuals according to the text?
What is a common issue faced by young LGBTIQA+ individuals according to the text?
Why do young LGBTIQA+ individuals have an increased risk of mental health issues?
Why do young LGBTIQA+ individuals have an increased risk of mental health issues?
What can lead to an increased risk of depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts in LGBTIQA+ people?
What can lead to an increased risk of depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts in LGBTIQA+ people?
What is a potential consequence of feeling pressured to deny or change one's sexuality?
What is a potential consequence of feeling pressured to deny or change one's sexuality?
What contributes to the mental health challenges faced by young LGBTIQA+ individuals?
What contributes to the mental health challenges faced by young LGBTIQA+ individuals?
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