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INCLUSIVE LANGUAGE (ENGLISH) | Vocabulary relating to LGBTQ+ issues 1



Choose the correct, most natural-sounding word (or words) to complete each of the following sentences.



1. A person's sexual orientation refers to whom that person is (bound/attracted) to.

2. Most people have realized that there is nothing (unreal/unnatural) about being gay or transgender.

3. A "non-binary" person doesn't (analyze/identify) with being either male of female.

4. In some countries, homosexuality is still considered a . (criminal/crime)

5. In many countries, homosexual couples are allowed to get married and to (adopt/adapt) children.

6. Many of the prejudices that people have towards LGBTQ+ individuals is based on . (misinformation/misinterpretation)

7. A very common term for "not gay" is . (straight/strapped)

8. In most modern societies, (incompetence/intolerance) towards LGBTQ+ individuals is not seen in a positive light.

9. Homophobia is the (fear/tolerance) of gay people.

10. Transgender individuals are still (discriminated/testified) against ( = persecuted), even in many parts of the United States.





DID YOU KNOW?

Many cities around the world hold what are known as "Pride parades." LGBTQ+ Pride parades are important because they:

• Celebrate identity and visibility: They affirm LGBTQ+ people's right to exist openly and proudly after long histories of stigma and invisibility.
• Honor history and struggle: Pride commemorates past activism (especially the fight against discrimination and violence) and reminds people that many rights were hard-won.
• Build community and solidarity: Parades create a sense of belonging and support for LGBTQ+ individuals and allies.
• Promote equality and awareness: Pride events highlight ongoing challenges and encourage broader society to support inclusion and human rights.

In short, Pride parades are both a celebration and a reminder that equality, dignity, and acceptance still matter.

WANT TO LEARN THE LANGUAGE OF INCLUSION? CHECK OUT THESE EXERCISES:

Diversity & Inclusion - LGBTQ+ terms 1
Diversity & Inclusion - LGBTQ+ terms 2
Diversity & Inclusion - LGBTQ+ terms 3
Inclusion - Types of discrimination 1
Diversity & Inclusion - General vocabulary 1
Diversity & Inclusion - General vocabulary 2

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