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"Straight" is usually used as an adjective and English adjectives are usually the same whether they are singular or plural.

"Straight" is sometimes used to mean a heterosexual or conservative person. In this context, the plural would be "straights."

Both straights and gays are welcome to join PFLAG.

But in a formal context, it would be better to use "straight people" instead of "straights."

Be careful not to confuse "straight" with "strait" (a narrow body of water).

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