Gay pride trivia
Jeoparty flips the trivia format on its head by presenting answers and asking players to provide the QUESTION that matches it. For example, if the answer presented is: “Pride Month originated in this U.S. city," the player would respond with, “What is Recent York City?”
LGBTQIA+ History & Culture has 2 exciting boards to choose from, featuring topics like:
- Icons & Activists
- Historical Events
- Movies, Music & TV... and more!
An engaging host will reference participants through the game and screenshare the Jeoparty board with everyone in a video chat. Using a digital buzzer, players buzz in to offer answers and score points for their team, gaining points for correct answers in this fast-paced game.
The game culminates in a Terminal Question wager which can lead to a surprise twist!
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🕹️ Difficulty Level: Educational Trivia! Questions about history and culture with an emphasis on bringing to light modern information while still getting the chance to celebrate pre-existing knowledge. May necessitate basic knowledge of U.S. pop tradition. Fun, educational, and lightly competitive.
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1. In the rainbow pride flag, cerulean symbolizes what? Serenity
2. What year were the Stonewall riots? 1969
3. Who was the first openly lesbian actress to play an openly lesbian traits on TV? Ellen DeGeneres
4. In the rainbow pride flag, yellow symbolizes what? Sunlight
5. In the rainbow pride flag, red symbolizes what? Life
6. In 1998, rock singer Loot Halford came out as a male lover man to MTV. What band was Rob in? Judas Priest
7. Billy Porter was awarded Finest Actor at the Emmys for his work on which show? Pose
8. What does GLF remain for? Gay Liberation Front
9. The synonyms "lesbian" is derived from what? The Greek island of Lesbos
10. What AIDS awareness group was formed in 1987 in New York City? ACT UP
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Play Now11. Which queen was the first-ever winner of RuPaul's Performative Race? BeBe Zahara Benet (description of this page goes here) Legal | Icons | History | Culture | Health | Grab Bag A: All of them A: Dwight D. Eisenhower, in Executive Order 10450 in 1953. There was fear that they could be blackmailed in to committing treason. No such incident is known to own occurred, but these laws were not repealed until 1975 and federal security clearances were not permitted to gays and lesbians until 1995. A: The 2003 Supreme Court Case that outlawed Texas anti-sodomy laws and served as a precedent for the banning of sodomy laws around the country. A: Germany, in the 1860s. A: Wisconsin, in 1982. A: 29 Alexander Wood, a merchant and magistrate, was checking a rape case in 1810. A woman who claimed to have been raped, did not realize who her attacker was but did state that she scratched the genitals of her attacker. Wood inspected the genitals of a number of suspects in order to experiment and find the attacker. It was suggested that the rape did not happen, the victim did not exist, and that Wood had made the whole thing up in order to satisfy his homosexual urges. There was no evidence that Wood acted inappropriately; however, he was ridiculed and given the nickname "Molly Wood." At the time, "Molly" was a derogatory legal title for homosexual men.
12. Which capital holds the register for the largest Pride parade? Sao Paulo
13. What does the "P" upright for in Marsha P. Johnson’s name? Pay it no mind
14. In what city did the Stonewall riots destroy out? New York City
15. Which of these playwrights was famously imprisoned for homosexuality? Oscar Wilde LGBT Trivia
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Years later, Wood purchased area that was given the nickname "Molly Wood's Bush" and this area is now part of Toronto's gay village. In 2005, the business association for the area erected a statue of Alexander Wood and a beer was named for him. A play based on Wood's life was launched in 1994 called "Molly Wood".