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Cross dressers simply like to wear another sex clothes, but does not necessarily like to date or go out with the same sex.
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What is Toronto's LGBT community?
Toronto's LGBT community is the Chuch and Wellesley neighborhood.
What does the HRC do in the LGBT community?
The Human Rights Campaign works for advocacy for the LGBT community. Not only does it lobby for LGBT issues, but it also sponsors programs of interest to the community.
who here is part of the LGBT community?
I'm lesbian
What are the release dates for To the Contrary - 1992 LGBT Community and Smoking 12-36?
To the Contrary - 1992 LGBT Community and Smoking 12-36 was released on: USA: 20 November 2003
Why does the LGBT community like everyone who supports same-sex marriage?
The premise is false. The LGBT community does not like Dick Cheney or Newt Gingrich, both of whom support same-sex marriage.
Are there more Lesbians than gay men in Pakistan?
The LGBT community in Pakistan is secretive, so no surveys exist on the subject.
What percentage does the LGBT community contribute to the us economy?
The LGBT community contributes a lot to the US economy. The percentage it contributes is directly related to the percentage of the population that fall under LGBT. The higher the percentage of LGBT folk in the US, the higher their contribution to the economy and to society. As a matter of fact, in a national survey, there are more unemployed heterosexuals than unemployed homosexuals of the same age group.
Why does the fastest American ever have Gay as a surname?
Coz the LGBT community is growing in popularity
Do gay people use gerbils?
No. this is an ugly myth designed to harm the LGBT community.
What is StartOut's motto?
StartOut's motto is 'Dedicated to fostering and developing entrepreneurship in the LGBT community.'.
How come the LGBT community has sucky advocates?
In the GLBT community, like most communities, "empty barrels make the most noise."
Why is the rainbow a sign of LGBT people?
The rainbow flag or Pride Flag was used during the 1970s LGBT movement to show the unity but also the diversity of the LGBT community. It was designed in 1978 by Gilbert Baker. Symbolically, the colours show the diversity of all members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community, united under one cause.
