+ |
English | Bisexual people who belong to one or more of the various Indigenous peoples of Australia; do not use to refer to the Indigenous people of the Torres Strait Islands, who are considered ethnically and culturally distinct. Only use to describe people who identify as Aboriginal Australian. |
+ |
English | Aboriginal Australian bisexual people |
+ |
English | Aboriginal bisexual people |
+ |
English | Bisexual Aboriginal Australian people |
+ |
English | Bisexual Aboriginal Australians |
+ |
All | Aboriginal Australian LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000002] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001976 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001976 |
+ |
English | Gay men who belong to one or more of the various Indigenous peoples of Australia; do not use to refer to the Indigenous people of the Torres Strait Islands, who are considered ethnically and culturally distinct. Only use to describe people who identify as Aboriginal Australian. |
+ |
English | Aboriginal Australian gay men |
+ |
English | Aboriginal gay men |
+ |
English | Gay Aboriginal Australian men |
+ |
English | Gay Aboriginal Australians |
+ |
All | Aboriginal Australian LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000002] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001975 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001975 |
+ |
English | Intersex people who belong to one or more of the various Indigenous peoples of Australia; do not use to refer to the Indigenous people of the Torres Strait Islands, who are considered ethnically and culturally distinct. Only use to describe people who identify as Aboriginal Australian. |
+ |
English | Aboriginal Australian intersex people |
+ |
English | Aboriginal intersex people |
+ |
English | Intersex Aboriginal Australian people |
+ |
English | Intersex Aboriginal Australians |
+ |
All | Aboriginal Australian LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000002] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001979 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001979 |
+ |
English | Lesbians who belong to one or more of the various Indigenous peoples of Australia; do not use to refer to the Indigenous people of the Torres Strait Islands, who are considered ethnically and culturally distinct. Only use to describe people who identify as Aboriginal Australian. |
+ |
English | Aboriginal Australian lesbians |
+ |
English | Aboriginal lesbians |
+ |
English | Lesbian aboriginal Australians |
+ |
All | Aboriginal Australian LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000002] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001974 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001974 |
+ |
English | Queer people who belong to one or more of the various Indigenous peoples of Australia; do not use to refer to the Indigenous people of the Torres Strait Islands, who are considered ethnically and culturally distinct. Only use to describe people who identify as Aboriginal Australian. |
+ |
English | Aboriginal Australian queer people |
+ |
English | Aboriginal queer people |
+ |
English | Queer Aboriginal Australian people |
+ |
English | Queer Aboriginal Australians |
+ |
All | Aboriginal Australian LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000002] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001978 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001978 |
+ |
English | Transgender people who belong to one or more of the various Indigenous peoples of Australia; do not use to refer to the Indigenous people of the Torres Strait Islands, who are considered ethnically and culturally distinct. Only use to describe people who identify as Aboriginal Australian. |
+ |
English | Aboriginal Australian transgender people |
+ |
English | Aboriginal transgender people |
+ |
English | Transgender Aboriginal Australian people |
+ |
English | Transgender Aboriginal Australians |
+ |
All | Aboriginal Australian LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000002] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001977 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001977 |
+ |
English | Identity term used to describe people who do not have genders or who identify with genderlessness. |
+ |
English | Agender identity |
+ |
All | Gender identity [homoit0000571] |
+ |
All | Agender people [homoit0000021] |
+ |
All | homoit0001927 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001927 |
+ |
English | Individuals who experience romantic attraction or desire in a frequent and consistent manner, often alongside sexual attraction. |
+ |
English | Alloromantic people |
+ |
All | Biromantic people [homoit0001824] |
+ |
All | Homoromantic people [homoit0001825] |
+ |
All | Heteroromantic people [homoit0001826] |
+ |
All | Panromantic people [homoit0001827] |
+ |
All | Aromantic people [homoit0000067] |
+ |
All | Alloromanticism [homoit0001791] |
+ |
All | homoit0001823 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001823 |
+ |
English | Individuals who generally experience sexual attraction or the desire for partnered sexual experiences. |
+ |
English | Allosexual people |
+ |
All | Sexual preference [homoit0001300] |
+ |
All | Sexual relationships [homoit0001302] |
+ |
All | Allosexuality [homoit0001531] |
+ |
All | Compulsory sexuality [homoit0001535] |
+ |
All | homoit0001917 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001917 |
+ |
English | The unjust or prejudicial treatment of intersex people due to the fact that they are intersex; may include the denial of legal rights, employment, and housing. |
+ |
English | Anti-intersex discrimination |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ discrimination [homoit0000356] |
+ |
All | Intolerance towards LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000112] |
+ |
All | Intersexphobia [homoit0000666] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2016001192 |
+ |
All | homoit0001893 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001893 |
+ |
English | The unjust or prejudicial treatment of Two-Spirit people due to their identity; may include the denial of legal rights, employment, and housing. |
+ |
English | Anti-Two-Spirit discrimination |
+ |
English | Anti-2S discrimination |
+ |
English | Anti-Two Spirit discrimination |
+ |
English | Anti-Two Spirited discrimination |
+ |
English | Anti-Two-Spirited discrimination |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ discrimination [homoit0000356] |
+ |
All | Intolerance towards LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000112] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ phobia [homoit0000920] |
+ |
All | Trans-exclusionary radical feminism [homoit0003158] |
+ |
All | homoit0001885 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001885 |
+ |
English | Asexual people who are from Arab countries and/or are descended from Arab peoples. Do not conflate with Muslim people. |
+ |
English | Arab asexual people |
+ |
English | Asexual Arab people |
+ |
English | Asexual Arabs |
+ |
All | Arab LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002009] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0002015 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002015 |
+ |
English | Bisexual people who are from Arab countries and/or are descended from Arab peoples. Do not conflate with Muslim people. |
+ |
English | Arab bisexual people |
+ |
English | Bisexual Arab people |
+ |
English | Bisexual Arabs |
+ |
All | Arab LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002009] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0002012 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002012 |
+ |
English | Gay men who are from Arab countries and/or are descended from Arab peoples. Do not conflate with Muslim people. |
+ |
English | Arab gay men |
+ |
English | Gay Arab men |
+ |
English | Gay Arabs |
+ |
All | Arab LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002009] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0002011 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002011 |
+ |
English | Intersex people who are from Arab countries and/or are descended from Arab peoples. Do not conflate with Muslim people. |
+ |
English | Arab intersex people |
+ |
English | Intersex Arab people |
+ |
English | Intersex Arabs |
+ |
All | Arab LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002009] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0002016 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002016 |
+ |
English | Lesbians from Arab countries and/or are descended from Arab peoples. Do not conflate with Muslim people. |
+ |
English | Arab lesbians |
+ |
English | Lesbian Arab people |
+ |
English | Lesbian Arabs |
+ |
All | Arab LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002009] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0002010 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002010 |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ people who are from Arab countries and/or are descended from Arab peoples. Do not conflate with Muslim people. |
+ |
English | Arab LGBTQ+ people |
+ |
English | Arab people (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | Arabs (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ Arab people |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ Arabs |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people in ethnic groups [homoit0000860] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people of color [homoit0001101] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0002009 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002009 |
+ |
English | Queer people who are from Arab countries and/or are descended from Arab peoples. Do not conflate with Muslim people. |
+ |
English | Arab queer people |
+ |
English | Queer Arab people |
+ |
English | Queer Arabs |
+ |
All | Arab LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002009] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0002014 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002014 |
+ |
English | Transgender people who are from Arab countries and/or are descended from Arab peoples. Do not conflate with Muslim people. |
+ |
English | Arab transgender people |
+ |
English | Transgender Arab people |
+ |
English | Transgender Arabs |
+ |
All | Arab LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002009] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0002013 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002013 |
+ |
English | The presence of asexual people in the workplace, including acceptance of and issues faced by asexual workers. |
+ |
English | Asexual people in the workplace |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people in the workplace [homoit0002029] |
+ |
All | homoit0002037 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002037 |
+ |
English | Asexual people who have experienced and survived bullying due to their sexual identity; follow the individual's preference for "victims" or "survivors" whenever possible. |
+ |
English | Asexual survivors of bullying |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ survivors of bullying [homoit0001998] |
+ |
All | homoit0002004 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002004 |
+ |
English | Asexual people who have experienced bullying due to their sexual identity and may or may not have survived; follow the individual's preference for "victims" or "survivors" whenever possible. |
+ |
English | Asexual victims of bullying |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ victims of bullying [homoit0001989] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ youth victims of bullying [homoit0003474] |
+ |
All | homoit0001995 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001995 |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ people who are a part of the socio-ethnic Assamese peoples, speak the Assamese language, or reside in the Indian state of Assam. Only use for people who identify as Assamese. |
+ |
English | Assamese LGBTQ+ people |
+ |
English | Asomiya (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | Assamese people (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ Asomiya |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ Assamese people |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people in ethnic groups [homoit0000860] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people of color [homoit0001101] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0002060 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002060 |
+ |
English | Acronym primarily used in the United States to describe Black, Indigenous, and people of color as a group, while also centering the specific experiences of Black and Indigenous people. |
+ |
English | BIPOC |
+ |
English | Black, Indigenous, and people of color |
+ |
English | Black, Indigenous, and people of colour |
+ |
All | Black LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000208] |
+ |
All | Indigenous LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000886] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people of color [homoit0001101] |
+ |
All | QTPOC [homoit0002273] |
+ |
All | homoit0001928 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001928 |
+ |
English | Bisexual people who belong to two or more racial groups. |
+ |
English | Biracial bisexual people |
+ |
English | Bi-racial bisexual people |
+ |
English | Bisexual bi-racial people |
+ |
English | Bisexual biracial people |
+ |
All | Biracial LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000820] |
+ |
All | Biracial lesbians [homoit0001796] |
+ |
All | Biracial gay men [homoit0001797] |
+ |
All | Biracial transgender people [homoit0001799] |
+ |
All | Biracial queer people [homoit0001800] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001798 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001798 |
+ |
English | Gay men who belong to two or more racial groups. |
+ |
English | Biracial gay men |
+ |
English | Bi-racial gay men |
+ |
English | Gay bi-racial men |
+ |
English | Gay biracial men |
+ |
All | Biracial LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000820] |
+ |
All | Biracial lesbians [homoit0001796] |
+ |
All | Biracial bisexual people [homoit0001798] |
+ |
All | Biracial transgender people [homoit0001799] |
+ |
All | Biracial queer people [homoit0001800] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001797 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001797 |
+ |
English | Lesbians who belong to two or more racial groups. |
+ |
English | Biracial lesbians |
+ |
English | Bi-racial lesbians |
+ |
All | Biracial LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000820] |
+ |
All | Biracial gay men [homoit0001797] |
+ |
All | Biracial bisexual people [homoit0001798] |
+ |
All | Biracial transgender people [homoit0001799] |
+ |
All | Biracial queer people [homoit0001800] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001796 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001796 |
+ |
English | Queer people who belong to two or more racial groups. |
+ |
English | Biracial queer people |
+ |
English | Bi-racial queer people |
+ |
English | Queer bi-racial people |
+ |
English | Queer biracial people |
+ |
All | Biracial LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000820] |
+ |
All | Biracial lesbians [homoit0001796] |
+ |
All | Biracial gay men [homoit0001797] |
+ |
All | Biracial bisexual people [homoit0001798] |
+ |
All | Biracial transgender people [homoit0001799] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001800 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001800 |
+ |
English | Transgender people who belong to two or more racial groups. |
+ |
English | Biracial transgender people |
+ |
English | Bi-racial transgender people |
+ |
English | Transgender bi-racial people |
+ |
English | Transgender biracial people |
+ |
All | Biracial LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000820] |
+ |
All | Biracial lesbians [homoit0001796] |
+ |
All | Biracial gay men [homoit0001797] |
+ |
All | Biracial bisexual people [homoit0001798] |
+ |
All | Biracial queer people [homoit0001800] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001799 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001799 |
+ |
English | Individuals who experience romantic attraction or desire in a frequent and consistent manner toward people of more than one sex or gender. |
+ |
English | Biromantic people |
+ |
All | Alloromantic people [homoit0001823] |
+ |
All | Romantic minorities [homoit0001829] |
+ |
All | homoit0001824 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001824 |
+ |
English | Professional or amateur/recreational sports players who are bisexual. |
+ |
English | Bisexual athletes |
+ |
English | Bisexual sports players |
+ |
English | Bisexual sportspeople |
+ |
English | Bisexual sportspersons |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ athletes [homoit0001929] |
+ |
All | homoit0001932 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001932 |
+ |
English | Bisexual people with significant or total loss of vision. |
+ |
English | Bisexual blind people |
+ |
English | Blind bisexual people |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ blind people [homoit0000822] |
+ |
All | Bisexual disabled people [homoit0001857] |
+ |
All | homoit0001874 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001874 |
+ |
English | Use to describe cultural experiences shared by members of bisexual communities or products of bisexual culture (e.g., art and media created by and for bisexual people, activism focused on bisexual issues, slang commonly used in bisexual communities, etc.). |
+ |
English | Bisexual culture |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ culture [homoit0001831] |
+ |
All | Lesbian culture [homoit0000382] |
+ |
All | Gay culture [homoit0000487] |
+ |
All | Transgender culture [homoit0001406] |
+ |
All | Queer culture [homoit0001832] |
+ |
All | homoit0001833 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001833 |
+ |
English | Bisexual people with significant or total hearing loss. Some but not all Deaf people prefer to capitalize Deaf in recognition of the cultural and linguistic identity they share with other Deaf people. |
+ |
English | Bisexual Deaf people |
+ |
English | Deaf bisexual people |
+ |
All | Bisexual disabled people [homoit0001857] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ Deaf people [homoit0001866] |
+ |
All | Bisexual hard of hearing people [homoit0001863] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ Deaf culture [homoit0001878] |
+ |
All | homoit0001869 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001869 |
+ |
English | Bisexual people who are disabled. |
+ |
English | Bisexual disabled people |
+ |
English | Bisexual people with disabilities |
+ |
English | Disabled bisexual people |
+ |
All | Bisexual hard of hearing people [homoit0001863] |
+ |
All | Bisexual Deaf people [homoit0001869] |
+ |
All | Bisexual blind people [homoit0001874] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ disabled people [homoit0001854] |
+ |
All | Bisexual people with chronic illnesses [homoit0001882] |
+ |
All | homoit0001857 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001857 |
+ |
English | Bisexual people with significant or total hearing loss who may or may not consider themselves d/Deaf. |
+ |
English | Bisexual hard of hearing people |
+ |
English | Bisexual HoH people |
+ |
English | Bisexual hearing impaired people |
+ |
English | Hearing impaired bisexual people |
+ |
English | HoH bisexual people |
+ |
All | Bisexual disabled people [homoit0001857] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ hard of hearing people [homoit0001860] |
+ |
All | Bisexual Deaf people [homoit0001869] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ Deaf culture [homoit0001878] |
+ |
All | homoit0001863 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001863 |
+ |
English | The presence of bisexual people in the workplace, including acceptance of and issues faced by bisexual workers. |
+ |
English | Bisexual people in the workplace |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people in the workplace [homoit0002029] |
+ |
All | Bisexual-owned businesses [homoit0001738] |
+ |
All | Bisexual-focused businesses [homoit0001744] |
+ |
All | homoit0002032 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002032 |
+ |
English | Bisexual people who have long-term health conditions that require continued medical attention and/or significantly impact or limit daily life; some but not all people with chronic illnesses consider themselves disabled. |
+ |
English | Bisexual people with chronic illnesses |
+ |
English | Chronically ill bisexual people |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people with chronic illnesses [homoit0001879] |
+ |
All | Bisexual disabled people [homoit0001857] |
+ |
All | Bisexual wheelchair users [homoit0001888] |
+ |
All | homoit0001882 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001882 |
+ |
English | Bisexual people who have experienced and survived bullying due to their sexual identity; follow the individual's preference for "victims" or "survivors" whenever possible. |
+ |
English | Bisexual survivors of bullying |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ survivors of bullying [homoit0001998] |
+ |
All | homoit0002001 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002001 |
+ |
English | Bisexual people who have experienced bullying due to their sexual identity and may or may not have survived; follow the individual's preference for "victims" or "survivors" whenever possible. |
+ |
English | Bisexual victims of bullying |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ victims of bullying [homoit0001989] |
+ |
All | homoit0001992 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001992 |
+ |
English | Bisexual people who use wheelchairs. |
+ |
English | Bisexual wheelchair users |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ wheelchair users [homoit0001877] |
+ |
All | Bisexual people with chronic illnesses [homoit0001882] |
+ |
All | homoit0001888 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001888 |
+ |
English | Bisexual practitioners of Wicca or other Pagan religions who self-identify as witches. |
+ |
English | Bisexual witches |
+ |
English | Bisexual Wiccans |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ witches [homoit0001907] |
+ |
All | Bisexual Pagans [homoit0000168] |
+ |
All | Goddess movement [homoit0000596] |
+ |
All | homoit0001910 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001910 |
+ |
English | Individuals who express fetishistic interest in and pursue sexual encounters with others based solely on their affiliation with a (typically marginalized) group that the chaser does not belong to. Often coupled with other terms to identify the type of chaser. |
+ |
English | Chasers |
+ |
All | Kinks and fetishes [homoit0000442] |
+ |
All | Sexual preference [homoit0001300] |
+ |
All | homoit0001814 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001814 |
+ |
English | Reconstruction of the chest, typically following a mastectomy, to give the chest a more masculine appearance. |
+ |
English | Chest reconstruction surgery |
+ |
English | Chest wall reconstruction |
+ |
All | Top surgery [homoit0001840] |
+ |
All | Transitioning (Gender) [homoit0001465] |
+ |
All | Mastectomy [homoit0001631] |
+ |
All | Chest [homoit0003118] |
+ |
All | homoit0001841 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001841 |
+ |
English | Bisexual people of Mexican descent born in the United States; only use to describe people who self-identify as Chicano, Chicana, or Chicanx. Do not conflate with Latino/a/x or Hispanic people. |
+ |
English | Chicano/a/x bisexual people |
+ |
English | Bisexual Chicanas |
+ |
English | Bisexual Chicanos |
+ |
English | Bisexual Chicanx people |
+ |
English | Bisexual Chicanxs |
+ |
English | Chicana bisexual people |
+ |
English | Chicano bisexual people |
+ |
English | Chicanx bisexual people |
+ |
All | Chicano/a/x LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002007] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). Terms for white LGBTQ+ people also follow this format to avoid treating whiteness as the standard or norm and instead emphasize its specificity and significance. |
+ |
All | homoit0002018 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002018 |
+ |
English | Gay men of Mexican descent born in the United States; only use to describe people who self-identify as Chicano, Chicana, or Chicanx. Do not conflate with Latino/a/x or Hispanic people. |
+ |
English | Chicano/a/x gay men |
+ |
English | Chicano gay men |
+ |
English | Chicanx gay men |
+ |
English | Gay Chicanos |
+ |
English | Gay Chicanx men |
+ |
English | Gay Chicanxs |
+ |
All | Chicano/a/x LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002007] |
+ |
All | Banjees [homoit0000095] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh91001712 |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). Terms for white LGBTQ+ people also follow this format to avoid treating whiteness as the standard or norm and instead emphasize its specificity and significance. |
+ |
All | homoit0002017 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002017 |
+ |
English | Intersex people of Mexican descent born in the United States; only use to describe people who self-identify as Chicano, Chicana, or Chicanx. Do not conflate with Latino/a/x or Hispanic people. |
+ |
English | Chicano/a/x intersex people |
+ |
English | Chicana intersex people |
+ |
English | Chicano intersex people |
+ |
English | Chicanx intersex people |
+ |
English | Intersex Chicanas |
+ |
English | Intersex Chicanos |
+ |
English | Intersex Chicanx people |
+ |
English | Intersex Chicanxs |
+ |
All | Chicano/a/x LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002007] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). Terms for white LGBTQ+ people also follow this format to avoid treating whiteness as the standard or norm and instead emphasize its specificity and significance. |
+ |
All | homoit0002021 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002021 |
+ |
English | Lesbians of Mexican descent born in the United States; only use to describe people who self-identify as Chicano, Chicana, or Chicanx. Do not conflate with Latino/a/x or Hispanic people. |
+ |
English | Chicano/a/x lesbians |
+ |
English | Chicana lesbians |
+ |
English | Chicano lesbians |
+ |
English | Chicanx lesbians |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ Chicanas |
+ |
English | Lesbian Chicanos |
+ |
English | Lesbian Chicanx people |
+ |
English | Lesbian Chicanxs |
+ |
All | Chicano/a/x LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002007] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh90006058 |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). Terms for white LGBTQ+ people also follow this format to avoid treating whiteness as the standard or norm and instead emphasize its specificity and significance. |
+ |
All | homoit0002008 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002008 |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ people of Mexican descent born in the United States; only use to describe people who self-identify as Chicano, Chicana, or Chicanx. Do not conflate with Latino/a/x or Hispanic people. |
+ |
English | Chicano/a/x LGBTQ+ people |
+ |
English | Chicana LGBTQ+ people |
+ |
English | Chicanas (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | Chicano LGBTQ+ people |
+ |
English | Chicanos (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | Chicanx LGBTQ+ people |
+ |
English | Chicanx people (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | Chicanxs (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ Chicanas |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ Chicanos |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ Chicanx people |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ Chicanxs |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people in ethnic groups [homoit0000860] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people of color [homoit0001101] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh91001712 |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). Terms for white LGBTQ+ people also follow this format to avoid treating whiteness as the standard or norm and instead emphasize its specificity and significance. |
+ |
All | homoit0002007 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002007 |
+ |
English | Queer people of Mexican descent born in the United States; only use to describe people who self-identify as Chicano, Chicana, or Chicanx. Do not conflate with Latino/a/x or Hispanic people. |
+ |
English | Chicano/a/x queer people |
+ |
English | Chicana queer people |
+ |
English | Chicano queer people |
+ |
English | Chicanx queer people |
+ |
English | Queer Chicanas |
+ |
English | Queer Chicanos |
+ |
English | Queer Chicanx people |
+ |
English | Queer Chicanxs |
+ |
All | Chicano/a/x LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002007] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). Terms for white LGBTQ+ people also follow this format to avoid treating whiteness as the standard or norm and instead emphasize its specificity and significance. |
+ |
All | homoit0002020 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002020 |
+ |
English | Transgender people of Mexican descent born in the United States; only use to describe people who self-identify as Chicano, Chicana, or Chicanx. Do not conflate with Latino/a/x or Hispanic people. |
+ |
English | Chicano/a/x transgender people |
+ |
English | Chicana transgender people |
+ |
English | Chicano transgender people |
+ |
English | Chicanx transgender people |
+ |
English | Transgender Chicanas |
+ |
English | Transgender Chicanos |
+ |
English | Transgender Chicanx people |
+ |
English | Transgender Chicanxs |
+ |
All | Chicano/a/x LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002007] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). Terms for white LGBTQ+ people also follow this format to avoid treating whiteness as the standard or norm and instead emphasize its specificity and significance. |
+ |
All | homoit0002019 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002019 |
+ |
English | Term used to describe the identity of people who identify with the sex or gender they were assigned at birth. |
+ |
English | Cisgender identity |
+ |
English | Cis identity |
+ |
All | Gender identity [homoit0000571] |
+ |
All | Cisgender men [homoit0000270] |
+ |
All | Cisgender people [homoit0000271] |
+ |
All | Cisgender women [homoit0000272] |
+ |
All | Cissexuality [homoit0001924] |
+ |
All | homoit0001925 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001925 |
+ |
English | Term used to describe people who identify with the sex they were assigned at birth. |
+ |
English | Cissexuality |
+ |
All | Cissexual people [homoit0000273] |
+ |
All | Cisgender identity [homoit0001925] |
+ |
All | homoit0001924 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001924 |
+ |
English | Surgical construction of the clitoris, often undertaken as a form of gender affirming surgery. |
+ |
English | Clitoroplasty |
+ |
All | Bottom surgery [homoit0000584] |
+ |
All | Clitoris [homoit0000282] |
+ |
All | Neovagina [homoit0001040] |
+ |
All | Transitioning (Gender) [homoit0001465] |
+ |
All | Labiaplasty [homoit0001845] |
+ |
All | Vaginoplasty [homoit0001851] |
+ |
All | homoit0001844 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001844 |
+ |
English | Statements used to caution individuals that materials may be disturbing or offensive. Includes warnings assigned to fanworks (usually by the creator) that give information about possibly upsetting, triggering, or controversial elements within a work. |
+ |
English | Content warnings |
+ |
English | Trigger warnings |
+ |
All | Fanworks [homoit0002161] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2017003111 |
+ |
All | homoit0001807 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001807 |
+ |
English | Sets of clothing worn to emulate a particular person, place, thing, or time period. |
+ |
English | Costumes |
+ |
All | Clothing [homoit0000289] |
+ |
All | Drag [homoit0000367] |
+ |
All | Halloween (LGBTQ+ culture) [homoit0000607] |
+ |
All | Fursuits [homoit0002169] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85033238 |
+ |
All | homoit0001808 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001808 |
+ |
English | A shortened form of the word "cripple" that has been reclaimed by disabled people to express pride and identify their political and community ties. Only use in reference to individuals or organizations that self-identify as crip. Because of the many intersections between crip theory/culture and queer theory/culture, the two are often but not always viewed as related. |
+ |
English | Crip |
+ |
All | Reclaimed terms [homoit0001559] |
+ |
All | homoit0001891 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001891 |
+ |
English | A multidiscplinary field of study and intellectual framework used by scholars and activists to examine the intersections of race, class, and law in the United States, as well as to challenge mainstream U.S. liberal approaches to racial justice. Key concepts of CRT include the argument that race is a social construct with no biological basis and that racism and disparate racial outcomes are the result of complex, changing, and often subtle social and institutional dynamics, rather than individuals' explicit and intentional prejudices. |
+ |
English | Critical race theory |
+ |
English | CRT |
+ |
All | Theories [homoit0001365] |
+ |
All | Transmisogynoir [homoit0001903] |
+ |
All | Racism [homoit0002038] |
+ |
All | Anti-Blackness [homoit0002257] |
+ |
All | Anti-racism [homoit0002269] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2020008165 |
+ |
All | homoit0001902 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001902 |
+ |
English | Umbrella term for gender identities that emphasize a partial connection to a certain gender or concept of gender. |
+ |
English | Demigender identity |
+ |
All | Gender identity [homoit0000571] |
+ |
All | Demigender people [homoit0000342] |
+ |
All | Demisexuality [homoit0000343] |
+ |
All | Demigirls [homoit0001652] |
+ |
All | Demiboys [homoit0001653] |
+ |
All | homoit0001923 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001923 |
+ |
English | Individuals who experience romantic attraction to other people only after forming emotional bonds. |
+ |
English | Demiromantic people |
+ |
English | Demi-romantic people |
+ |
All | Romantic minorities [homoit0001829] |
+ |
All | Demisexual people [homoit0000344] |
+ |
All | Demiromanticism [homoit0001986] |
+ |
All | homoit0001985 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001985 |
+ |
English | Romantic orientation in which romantic attraction to other people is only experienced after forming emotional bonds. |
+ |
English | Demiromanticism |
+ |
English | Demi-romantic |
+ |
English | Demiromantic |
+ |
All | Romantic orientation [homoit0001828] |
+ |
All | Demisexuality [homoit0000343] |
+ |
All | Demiromantic people [homoit0001985] |
+ |
All | homoit0001986 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001986 |
+ |
English | No longer identifying as transgender, or, more broadly, no longer identifying as some particular gender. |
+ |
English | Desistance (Gender) |
+ |
All | Transitioning (Gender) [homoit0001465] |
+ |
All | Transitioning status [homoit0001464] |
+ |
All | Detransitioning [homoit0001834] |
+ |
All | Retransitioning [homoit0001835] |
+ |
All | homoit0001836 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001836 |
+ |
English | Ceasing or reversing the process of gender transition for any reason, including personal safety, stigma, costs associated with transitioning, health concerns, to regain fertility, etc. |
+ |
English | Detransitioning |
+ |
English | Detransition |
+ |
All | Transitioning (Gender) [homoit0001465] |
+ |
All | Transitioning status [homoit0001464] |
+ |
All | Retransitioning [homoit0001835] |
+ |
All | Desistance (Gender) [homoit0001836] |
+ |
All | homoit0001834 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001834 |
+ |
English | Performers who dress and/or use makeup to produce, emphasize, and/or exaggerate traits associated with a certain gender, which may or may not be the gender the performer primarily identifies with. |
+ |
English | Drag performers |
+ |
All | Drag [homoit0000367] |
+ |
All | Drag community [homoit0000370] |
+ |
All | Drag kings [homoit0000373] |
+ |
All | Drag queens [homoit0000375] |
+ |
All | Drag shows [homoit0003359] |
+ |
All | Drag pageants [homoit0003360] |
+ |
All | homoit0001906 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001906 |
+ |
English | The state of individuals born with the sexual anatomy, reproductive system, and chromosomes associated with their assigned sex (i.e., not intersex). |
+ |
English | Endosex |
+ |
English | Dyadic |
+ |
English | Non-intersex |
+ |
English | Perisex |
+ |
All | Sex (Body) [homoit0001269] |
+ |
All | Sex assigned at birth [homoit0001268] |
+ |
All | Assigned sex [homoit0001648] |
+ |
All | Endosex people [homoit0001897] |
+ |
All | homoit0001896 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001896 |
+ |
English | Individuals born with the sexual anatomy, reproductive system, and chromosomes associated with their assigned sex (i.e., people who are not intersex). |
+ |
English | Endosex people |
+ |
English | Dyadic people |
+ |
English | Non-intersex people |
+ |
English | Perisex people |
+ |
All | Sex assigned at birth [homoit0001268] |
+ |
All | Assigned sex [homoit0001648] |
+ |
All | Endosex [homoit0001896] |
+ |
All | homoit0001897 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001897 |
+ |
English | Any of various surgeries undertaken to feminize the face or facial features. |
+ |
English (UK) | Facial feminisation surgery |
+ |
English | FFS |
+ |
All | Tracheal shave [homoit0001849] |
+ |
All | Facial gender affirming surgery [homoit0001837] |
+ |
All | Transitioning status [homoit0001464] |
+ |
All | Transitioning (Gender) [homoit0001465] |
+ |
All | Facial masculinization surgery [homoit0001838] |
+ |
All | homoit0001839 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001839 |
+ |
English | Any of various surgeries that involve modifying the face or facial features to affirm the patient's gender. |
+ |
English | Facial gender affirming surgery |
+ |
English | Facial gender affirmation surgery |
+ |
English | Facial gender confirmation surgery |
+ |
English | Facial gender confirming surgery |
+ |
All | Facial masculinization surgery [homoit0001838] |
+ |
All | Facial feminization surgery [homoit0001839] |
+ |
All | Gender affirming surgery [homoit0000561] |
+ |
All | Transitioning status [homoit0001464] |
+ |
All | Transitioning (Gender) [homoit0001465] |
+ |
All | Tracheal shave [homoit0001849] |
+ |
All | homoit0001837 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001837 |
+ |
English | Any of various surgeries undertaken to masculinize the face or facial features. |
+ |
English (UK) | Facial masculinisation surgery |
+ |
English | FMS |
+ |
All | Facial gender affirming surgery [homoit0001837] |
+ |
All | Transitioning status [homoit0001464] |
+ |
All | Transitioning (Gender) [homoit0001465] |
+ |
All | Facial feminization surgery [homoit0001839] |
+ |
All | homoit0001838 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001838 |
+ |
English | A term used to describe the depiction of women in media and the arts as subjects with agency and whose perspective a text may be presented from. Often used in contrast to the male gaze. |
+ |
English | Female gaze |
+ |
All | Feminist theory [homoit0002039] |
+ |
All | Queer gaze [homoit0002042] |
+ |
All | homoit0002040 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002040 |
+ |
English | Term used to describe individuals whose gender expression is more feminine than androgynous. Generally used as a self-descriptor within LGBTQ+ communities. |
+ |
English | Feminine of center |
+ |
English | FOC |
+ |
English | Fem of center |
+ |
English | Femme of center |
+ |
All | Femininities [homoit0000389] |
+ |
All | Femmes [homoit0000440] |
+ |
All | Transfeminine people [homoit0001382] |
+ |
All | Trans women [homoit0001642] |
+ |
All | Demigirls [homoit0001652] |
+ |
All | Masculine of center [homoit0002061] |
+ |
All | homoit0002043 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002043 |
+ |
English | The extension of feminism into theoretical, fictional, or philosophical discourse, often seeking to understand the nature of gender inequity. |
+ |
English | Feminist theory |
+ |
English | Feminist philosophy |
+ |
English | Theory of feminism |
+ |
All | Female gaze [homoit0002040] |
+ |
All | Male gaze [homoit0002041] |
+ |
All | Theories [homoit0001365] |
+ |
All | Feminism [homoit0000437] |
+ |
All | Gender studies [homoit0000579] |
+ |
All | Queer studies [homoit0001210] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh90002282 |
+ |
All | homoit0002039 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002039 |
+ |
English | Any of various surgical procedures undertaken to feminize the voice. |
+ |
English | VFS |
+ |
English | Vocal feminization surgery |
+ |
English | Voice feminization surgery |
+ |
All | Gender affirming surgery [homoit0000561] |
+ |
All | Transitioning (Gender) [homoit0001465] |
+ |
All | Voice [homoit0001495] |
+ |
All | Voice therapy (Gender) [homoit0001496] |
+ |
All | Masculinizing vocal surgery [homoit0001843] |
+ |
All | homoit0001842 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001842 |
+ |
English | Professional or amateur/recreational sports players who self-identify as gay men. |
+ |
English | Gay athletes |
+ |
English | Gay sports players |
+ |
English | Gay sportsmen |
+ |
English | Gay sportspeople |
+ |
English | Gay sportspersons |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ athletes [homoit0001929] |
+ |
All | Gay sports clubs [homoit0000537] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh90002119 |
+ |
All | homoit0001931 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001931 |
+ |
English | Gay men with significant or total loss of vision. |
+ |
English | Gay blind people |
+ |
English | Blind gay men |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ blind people [homoit0000822] |
+ |
All | Gay disabled people [homoit0001856] |
+ |
All | homoit0001873 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001873 |
+ |
English | Gay men with significant or total hearing loss. Some but not all Deaf people prefer to capitalize Deaf in recognition of the cultural and linguistic identity they share with other Deaf people. |
+ |
English | Gay Deaf people |
+ |
English | Deaf gay men |
+ |
All | Gay disabled people [homoit0001856] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ Deaf people [homoit0001866] |
+ |
All | Gay hard of hearing people [homoit0001862] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ Deaf culture [homoit0001878] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2004001478 |
+ |
All | homoit0001868 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001868 |
+ |
English | Gay men who are disabled. |
+ |
English | Gay disabled people |
+ |
English | Disabled gay men |
+ |
English | Gay men with disabilities |
+ |
All | Gay hard of hearing people [homoit0001862] |
+ |
All | Gay Deaf people [homoit0001868] |
+ |
All | Gay blind people [homoit0001873] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ disabled people [homoit0001854] |
+ |
All | Gay men with chronic illnesses [homoit0001881] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2004001343 |
+ |
All | homoit0001856 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001856 |
+ |
English | Gay men with significant or total hearing loss who may or may not consider themselves d/Deaf. |
+ |
English | Gay hard of hearing people |
+ |
English | Gay HoH people |
+ |
English | Gay hearing impaired people |
+ |
English | Hearing impaired gay men |
+ |
English | HoH gay men |
+ |
All | Gay disabled people [homoit0001856] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ hard of hearing people [homoit0001860] |
+ |
All | Gay Deaf people [homoit0001868] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ Deaf culture [homoit0001878] |
+ |
All | homoit0001862 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001862 |
+ |
English | The presence of gay men in the workplace, including acceptance of and issues faced by gay workers. |
+ |
English | Gay men in the workplace |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people in the workplace [homoit0002029] |
+ |
All | Gay-owned businesses [homoit0001737] |
+ |
All | Gay-focused businesses [homoit0001743] |
+ |
All | homoit0002031 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002031 |
+ |
English | Gay men who have long-term health conditions that require continued medical attention and/or significantly impact or limit daily life; some but not all people with chronic illnesses consider themselves disabled. |
+ |
English | Gay men with chronic illnesses |
+ |
English | Chronically ill gay men |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people with chronic illnesses [homoit0001879] |
+ |
All | Gay disabled people [homoit0001856] |
+ |
All | Gay wheelchair users [homoit0001887] |
+ |
All | homoit0001881 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001881 |
+ |
English | Gay men who have experienced and survived bullying due to their sexual identity; follow the individual's preference for "victims" or "survivors" whenever possible. |
+ |
English | Gay survivors of bullying |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ survivors of bullying [homoit0001998] |
+ |
All | homoit0002000 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002000 |
+ |
English | Gay men who have experienced bullying due to their sexual identity and may or may not have survived; follow the individual's preference for "victims" or "survivors" whenever possible. |
+ |
English | Gay victims of bullying |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ victims of bullying [homoit0001989] |
+ |
All | homoit0001991 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001991 |
+ |
English | Gay men who use wheelchairs. |
+ |
English | Gay wheelchair users |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ wheelchair users [homoit0001877] |
+ |
All | Gay men with chronic illnesses [homoit0001881] |
+ |
All | homoit0001887 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001887 |
+ |
English | Gay men who practice Wicca or other Pagan religions and self-identify as witches. |
+ |
English | Gay witches |
+ |
English | Gay Wiccans |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ witches [homoit0001907] |
+ |
All | Gay Pagans [homoit0000516] |
+ |
All | Goddess movement [homoit0000596] |
+ |
All | homoit0001909 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001909 |
+ |
English | Gender expression that does not conform to a single, distinct gender identity. |
+ |
English | Gender ambiguity |
+ |
All | Gender expression [homoit0000568] |
+ |
All | Gender [homoit0000560] |
+ |
All | Gender roles [homoit0000577] |
+ |
All | homoit0001899 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001899 |
+ |
English | Individuals whose gender identities and practices differ from those of the dominant culture. Use the term "Sexual minorities" for individuals whose sexual identities, orientations, and practices differ from those of the dominant culture. |
+ |
English | Gender minorities |
+ |
English | Gender variance |
+ |
English | Gender variant people |
+ |
English | Non-normative genders |
+ |
All | homoit0001817 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001817 |
+ |
English | Gender identity that does not conform to the gender binary, not to be confused with gender non-conforming practices engaged in by cisgender people. |
+ |
English | Gender non-conforming identity |
+ |
English | Gender nonconforming identity |
+ |
English | Gender-nonconforming identity |
+ |
All | Gender identity [homoit0000571] |
+ |
All | Gender non-conforming people [homoit0000574] |
+ |
All | Transgender people [homoit0001378] |
+ |
All | Gender creative [homoit0001756] |
+ |
All | Criminalization of gender non-conformity [homoit0002388] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2007003716 |
+ |
All | homoit0001922 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001922 |
+ |
English | Behaviors, acts, or forms of expression that contradict or do not conform to a given culture's norms surrounding gender. |
+ |
English | Gender transgression |
+ |
All | Gender expression [homoit0000568] |
+ |
All | homoit0001816 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001816 |
+ |
English | Gender identity that does not conform to the gender binary and emphasizes alignment with queer politics. |
+ |
English | Genderqueer identity |
+ |
English | Genderqueerness |
+ |
All | Gender identity [homoit0000571] |
+ |
All | Genderqueer people [homoit0000582] |
+ |
All | Queer people [homoit0001195] |
+ |
All | Transgender people [homoit0001378] |
+ |
All | Transgenderqueer people [homoit0001668] |
+ |
All | homoit0001921 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001921 |
+ |
English | Individuals who experience rare, infrequent, or low-intensity romantic attraction. |
+ |
English | Greyromantic people |
+ |
English | Gray-romantic people |
+ |
English | Grayromantic people |
+ |
English | Grayromantics |
+ |
English | Grey-romantic people |
+ |
English | Greyromantics |
+ |
All | Romantic minorities [homoit0001829] |
+ |
All | Greysexual people [homoit0001627] |
+ |
All | Greyromanticism [homoit0001988] |
+ |
All | homoit0001987 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001987 |
+ |
English | An umbrella term for romantic orientations generally characterized by rare, infrequent, or low-intensity romantic attraction. |
+ |
English | Greyromanticism |
+ |
English | Gray-romantic |
+ |
English | Grayromantic |
+ |
English | Grayromanticism |
+ |
English | Grey-romantic |
+ |
English | Greyromantic |
+ |
All | Romantic orientation [homoit0001828] |
+ |
All | Greysexuality [homoit0001626] |
+ |
All | Greyromantic people [homoit0001987] |
+ |
All | homoit0001988 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001988 |
+ |
English | The original name for AIDS, proposed after public health scientists noticed clusters of Kaposi's sarcoma and Pneumocystis pneumonia among gay men in California and New York City. Should only be used in historical contexts. |
+ |
English | GRID (Gay-Related Immune Deficiency) |
+ |
English | GRID |
+ |
English | GRIDS |
+ |
English | Gay Related Immune Deficiency |
+ |
English | Gay-Related Immune Deficiency |
+ |
All | HIV/AIDS [homoit0000005] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ historical terms [homoit0000878] |
+ |
All | Kaposi's sarcoma [homoit0000686] |
+ |
All | homoit0001980 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001980 |
+ |
English | Treatment that involves the use of three or more drugs in combination to treat HIV infection by preventing the virus from making copies of itself in the body; can lessen the damage to the immune system caused by HIV, slow down the development of AIDS, and prevent the transmission of HIV to others. |
+ |
English | HAART (Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy) |
+ |
English | Combination Anti-Retroviral Therapy |
+ |
English | Combination Antiretroviral Therapy |
+ |
English | HAART |
+ |
English | Highly Active Anti-Retroviral Therapy |
+ |
English | Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy |
+ |
English | cART |
+ |
All | Medication [homoit0001007] |
+ |
All | HIV/AIDS [homoit0000005] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2008003832 |
+ |
All | homoit0001981 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001981 |
+ |
English | A term originating from Greek mythology that refers to beings that are both fully female and fully male. The term was once adopted in the medical realm to describe people with intersex variations generally (and later to describe someone with both ovarian and testicular tissue specifically), but it is now recognized to be stigmatizing, imprecise, and misleading. Many people in the intersex community consider the use of this term to be pathologizing and deeply offensive, while other intersex people have chosen to reclaim the term to describe themselves and their bodies. Do not use this term to describe an individual unless they explicitly identify with it and have chosen to use it. |
+ |
English | Hermaphrodites |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ historical terms [homoit0000878] |
+ |
All | Intersex [homoit0000352] |
+ |
All | Intersex people [homoit0000618] |
+ |
English | Term updated in collaboration with interACT: Advocates for Intersex Youth, 2022-2023. |
+ |
English | Revised during an extended collaboration with interACT: Advocates for Intersex Youth, 2022-2023. |
+ |
All | homoit0001822 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001822 |
+ |
English | Individuals who experience romantic attraction or romantic desire in a frequent and consistent manner toward members of the opposite sex or gender. |
+ |
English | Heteroromantic people |
+ |
All | Alloromantic people [homoit0001823] |
+ |
All | homoit0001826 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001826 |
+ |
English | Bisexual people who speak Spanish, are from Spanish-speaking countries, and/or are descended from Spanish-speaking cultures; only use for individuals who self-identify as Hispanic. Do not conflate with Latino/a/x or Chicano/a/x. |
+ |
English | Hispanic bisexual people |
+ |
English | Bisexual Hispanic people |
+ |
English | Bisexual Hispanics |
+ |
All | Hispanic LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002022] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). Terms for white LGBTQ+ people also follow this format to avoid treating whiteness as the standard or norm and instead emphasize its specificity and significance. |
+ |
All | homoit0002025 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002025 |
+ |
English | Gay men who speak Spanish, are from Spanish-speaking countries, and/or are descended from Spanish-speaking cultures; only use for individuals who self-identify as Hispanic. Do not conflate with Latino/a/x or Chicano/a/x. |
+ |
English | Hispanic gay men |
+ |
English | Gay Hispanic men |
+ |
English | Gay Hispanics |
+ |
All | Hispanic LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002022] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). Terms for white LGBTQ+ people also follow this format to avoid treating whiteness as the standard or norm and instead emphasize its specificity and significance. |
+ |
All | homoit0002024 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002024 |
+ |
English | Intersex people who speak Spanish, are from Spanish-speaking countries, and/or are descended from Spanish-speaking cultures; only use for individuals who self-identify as Hispanic. Do not conflate with Latino/a/x or Chicano/a/x. |
+ |
English | Hispanic intersex people |
+ |
English | Intersex Hispanic people |
+ |
English | Intersex Hispanics |
+ |
All | Hispanic LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002022] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). Terms for white LGBTQ+ people also follow this format to avoid treating whiteness as the standard or norm and instead emphasize its specificity and significance. |
+ |
All | homoit0002028 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002028 |
+ |
English | Lesbians who speak Spanish, are from Spanish-speaking countries, and/or are descended from Spanish-speaking cultures; only use for individuals who self-identify as Hispanic. Do not conflate with Latino/a/x or Chicano/a/x. |
+ |
English | Hispanic lesbians |
+ |
English | Lesbian Hispanics |
+ |
All | Hispanic LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002022] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). Terms for white LGBTQ+ people also follow this format to avoid treating whiteness as the standard or norm and instead emphasize its specificity and significance. |
+ |
All | homoit0002023 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002023 |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ people who speak Spanish, are from Spanish-speaking countries, and/or are descended from Spanish-speaking cultures; only use for individuals who self-identify as Hispanic. Do not conflate with Latino/a/x or Chicano/a/x. |
+ |
English | Hispanic LGBTQ+ people |
+ |
English | Hispanic people (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ Hispanic people |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ Hispanics |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people of color [homoit0001101] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). Terms for white LGBTQ+ people also follow this format to avoid treating whiteness as the standard or norm and instead emphasize its specificity and significance. |
+ |
All | homoit0002022 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002022 |
+ |
English | Queer people who speak Spanish, are from Spanish-speaking countries, and/or are descended from Spanish-speaking cultures; only use for individuals who self-identify as Hispanic. Do not conflate with Latino/a/x or Chicano/a/x. |
+ |
English | Hispanic queer people |
+ |
English | Queer Hispanic people |
+ |
English | Queer Hispanics |
+ |
All | Hispanic LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002022] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). Terms for white LGBTQ+ people also follow this format to avoid treating whiteness as the standard or norm and instead emphasize its specificity and significance. |
+ |
All | homoit0002027 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002027 |
+ |
English | Transgender people who speak Spanish, are from Spanish-speaking countries, and/or are descended from Spanish-speaking cultures; only use for individuals who self-identify as Hispanic. Do not conflate with Latino/a/x or Chicano/a/x. |
+ |
English | Hispanic transgender people |
+ |
English | Transgender Hispanic people |
+ |
English | Transgender Hispanics |
+ |
All | Hispanic LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002022] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). Terms for white LGBTQ+ people also follow this format to avoid treating whiteness as the standard or norm and instead emphasize its specificity and significance. |
+ |
All | homoit0002026 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002026 |
+ |
English | Sexual attraction or erotic desire between members of the same sex or gender; typically used to describe temporary, latent, or unfulfilled desire rather than a more permanent sexual identity or orientation. |
+ |
English | Homoeroticism |
+ |
English | Homoerotic |
+ |
All | Eroticism [homoit0000404] |
+ |
All | homoit0001806 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001806 |
+ |
English | Individuals who experience romantic attraction or desire in a frequent and consistent manner toward members of the same sex or gender. |
+ |
English | Homoromantic people |
+ |
All | Alloromantic people [homoit0001823] |
+ |
All | Romantic minorities [homoit0001829] |
+ |
All | homoit0001825 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001825 |
+ |
English | Asexual people who were born in India or are of Indian descent. Do not conflate with the Indigenous peoples of the United States. |
+ |
English | Indian asexual people |
+ |
English | Asexual Indian people |
+ |
English | Asexual Indians |
+ |
All | Indian LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002052] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0002059 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002059 |
+ |
English | Bisexual people who were born in India or are of Indian descent. Do not conflate with the Indigenous peoples of the United States. |
+ |
English | Indian bisexual people |
+ |
English | Bisexual Indian people |
+ |
English | Bisexual Indians |
+ |
All | Indian LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002052] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0002055 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002055 |
+ |
English | Gay men who were born in India or are of Indian descent. Do not conflate with the Indigenous peoples of the United States. |
+ |
English | Indian gay men |
+ |
English | Gay Indian men |
+ |
English | Gay Indians |
+ |
All | Indian LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002052] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0002054 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002054 |
+ |
English | Intersex people who were born in India or are of Indian descent. Do not conflate with the Indigenous peoples of the United States. |
+ |
English | Indian intersex people |
+ |
English | Intersex Indian people |
+ |
English | Intersex Indians |
+ |
All | Indian LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002052] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0002057 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002057 |
+ |
English | Lesbians who were born in India or are of Indian descent. Do not conflate with the Indigenous peoples of the United States. |
+ |
English | Indian lesbians |
+ |
English | Lesbian Indians |
+ |
All | Indian LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002052] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0002053 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002053 |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ people who were born in India or are of Indian descent. Do not conflate with the Indigenous peoples of the United States. |
+ |
English | Indian LGBTQ+ people |
+ |
English | Indian LGBTQ+ people |
+ |
English | Indian people (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | Indians (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ Indians |
+ |
All | South Asian LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002044] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0002052 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002052 |
+ |
English | Queer people who were born in India or are of Indian descent. Do not conflate with the Indigenous peoples of the United States. |
+ |
English | Indian queer people |
+ |
English | Queer Indian people |
+ |
English | Queer Indians |
+ |
All | Indian LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002052] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0002056 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002056 |
+ |
English | Transgender people who were born in India or are of Indian descent. Do not conflate with the Indigenous peoples of the United States. |
+ |
English | Indian transgender people |
+ |
English | Transgender Indian people |
+ |
English | Transgender Indians |
+ |
All | Indian LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002052] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0002058 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002058 |
+ |
English | Bisexual people who are part of an Indigenous people, or culturally distinct ethnic group whose members are directly descended from the earliest known inhabitants of a particular region and, to some extent, maintain the language and culture of those people. Only use to describe people who identify as Indigenous; use more specific terms whenever possible. |
+ |
English | Indigenous bisexual people |
+ |
English | Bisexual Indigenous people |
+ |
All | Indigenous LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000886] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001970 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001970 |
+ |
English | Gay men who are part of an Indigenous people, or culturally distinct ethnic group whose members are directly descended from the earliest known inhabitants of a particular region and, to some extent, maintain the language and culture of those people. Only use to describe people who identify as Indigenous; use more specific terms whenever possible. |
+ |
English | Indigenous gay men |
+ |
English | Gay Indigenous men |
+ |
English | Indigenous gays |
+ |
All | Indigenous LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000886] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001969 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001969 |
+ |
English | Intersex people who are part of an Indigenous people, or culturally distinct ethnic group whose members are directly descended from the earliest known inhabitants of a particular region and, to some extent, maintain the language and culture of those people. Only use to describe people who identify as Indigenous; use more specific terms whenever possible. |
+ |
English | Indigenous intersex people |
+ |
English | Intersex Indigenous people |
+ |
All | Pacific Islander American intersex people [homoit0001942] |
+ |
All | Kānaka Maoli intersex people [homoit0001961] |
+ |
All | Indigenous LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000886] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001973 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001973 |
+ |
English | Lesbians who are part of an Indigenous people, or culturally distinct ethnic group whose members are directly descended from the earliest known inhabitants of a particular region and, to some extent, maintain the language and culture of those people. Only use to describe people who identify as Indigenous; use more specific terms whenever possible. |
+ |
English | Indigenous lesbians |
+ |
English | Lesbian Indigenous people |
+ |
All | Indigenous LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000886] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001968 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001968 |
+ |
English | Queer people who are part of an Indigenous people, or culturally distinct ethnic group whose members are directly descended from the earliest known inhabitants of a particular region and, to some extent, maintain the language and culture of those people. Only use to describe people who identify as Indigenous; use more specific terms whenever possible. |
+ |
English | Indigenous queer people |
+ |
English | Queer Indigenous people |
+ |
All | Indigenous LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000886] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001972 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001972 |
+ |
English | Transgender people who are part of an Indigenous people, or culturally distinct ethnic group whose members are directly descended from the earliest known inhabitants of a particular region and, to some extent, maintain the language and culture of those people. Only use to describe people who identify as Indigenous; use more specific terms whenever possible. |
+ |
English | Indigenous transgender people |
+ |
English | Transgender Indigenous people |
+ |
All | Indigenous LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000886] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001971 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001971 |
+ |
English | Term used to describe the identity of people who are both Indigenous and queer and view those identities as inherently related and interconnected. |
+ |
English | Indigiqueer |
+ |
All | Non-Euro-American gender and sexual identities [homoit0000322] |
+ |
All | homoit0001810 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001810 |
+ |
English | Indigenous queer people who recognize their queer identity as salient to their Indigenous identity and vice versa; some but not all Indigiqueer people also identify as Two-Spirit; only use to describe individuals who self-identify as Indigiqueer. |
+ |
English | Indigiqueer people |
+ |
All | Indigenous LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000886] |
+ |
All | Queer people [homoit0001195] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001809 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001809 |
+ |
English | Professional or amateur sports players who are intersex. |
+ |
English | Intersex athletes |
+ |
English | Intersex sports players |
+ |
English | Intersex sportspeople |
+ |
English | Intersex sportspersons |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ athletes [homoit0001929] |
+ |
All | homoit0001935 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001935 |
+ |
English | The presence of intersex people in the workplace, including acceptance of and issues faced by intersex workers. |
+ |
English | Intersex people in the workplace |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people in the workplace [homoit0002029] |
+ |
All | homoit0002036 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002036 |
+ |
English | Intersex people who have experienced and survived bullying directed toward them because they are intersex; follow the individual's preference for "victims" or "survivors" whenever possible. |
+ |
English | Intersex survivors of bullying |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ survivors of bullying [homoit0001998] |
+ |
All | homoit0002005 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002005 |
+ |
English | Intersex people who have experienced bullying directed toward them because they are intersex and may or may not have survived; follow the individual's preference for "victims" or "survivors" whenever possible. |
+ |
English | Intersex victims of bullying |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ victims of bullying [homoit0001989] |
+ |
All | homoit0001996 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001996 |
+ |
English | Intersex practitioners of Wicca or other Pagan religions who self-identify as witches. |
+ |
English | Intersex witches |
+ |
English | Intersex Wiccans |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ witches [homoit0001907] |
+ |
All | Goddess movement [homoit0000596] |
+ |
All | homoit0001913 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001913 |
+ |
English | Bisexual people who are Inuit, or part of several Indigenous peoples inhabiting the Inuit homeland in the Arctic and subarctic regions of Greenland, Canada, and Alaska. Only use for people who identify as Inuit. |
+ |
English | Inuit bisexual people |
+ |
English | Bisexual Inuit people |
+ |
English | Bisexual Inuits |
+ |
All | Inuit LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000676] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001964 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001964 |
+ |
English | Gay men who are Inuit, or part of several Indigenous peoples inhabiting the Inuit homeland in the Arctic and subarctic regions of Greenland, Canada, and Alaska. Only use for people who identify as Inuit. |
+ |
English | Inuit gay men |
+ |
English | Gay Inuit men |
+ |
English | Gay Inuits |
+ |
English | Inuit gays |
+ |
All | Inuit LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000676] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001963 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001963 |
+ |
English | Intersex people who are Inuit, or part of several Indigenous peoples inhabiting the Inuit homeland in the Arctic and subarctic regions of Greenland, Canada, and Alaska. Only use for people who identify as Inuit. |
+ |
English | Inuit intersex people |
+ |
English | Intersex Inuit people |
+ |
English | Intersex Inuits |
+ |
All | Inuit LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000676] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001967 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001967 |
+ |
English | Lesbians who are Inuit, or part of several Indigenous peoples inhabiting the Inuit homeland in the Arctic and subarctic regions of Greenland, Canada, and Alaska. Only use for people who identify as Inuit. |
+ |
English | Inuit lesbians |
+ |
English | Lesbian Inuit people |
+ |
English | Lesbian Inuits |
+ |
All | Inuit LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000676] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001962 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001962 |
+ |
English | Queer people who are Inuit, or part of several Indigenous peoples inhabiting the Inuit homeland in the Arctic and subarctic regions of Greenland, Canada, and Alaska. Only use for people who identify as Inuit. |
+ |
English | Inuit queer people |
+ |
English | Queer Inuit people |
+ |
English | Queer Inuits |
+ |
All | Inuit LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000676] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001966 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001966 |
+ |
English | Transgender people who are Inuit, or part of several Indigenous peoples inhabiting the Inuit homeland in the Arctic and subarctic regions of Greenland, Canada, and Alaska. Only use for people who identify as Inuit. |
+ |
English | Inuit transgender people |
+ |
English | Transgender Inuit people |
+ |
English | Transgender Inuits |
+ |
All | Inuit LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000676] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001965 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001965 |
+ |
English | Bisexual people who are part of the Indigenous people of Mokupuni o Hawai‘i, or the Hawaiian Islands; only use to refer to people who identify as Kanaka Maoli. |
+ |
English | Kānaka Maoli bisexual people |
+ |
English | Bisexual Indigenous Hawaiians |
+ |
English | Bisexual Kānaka Maoli |
+ |
English | Bisexual Kānaka ʻŌiwi |
+ |
English | Bisexual Native Hawaiians |
+ |
English | Indigenous Hawaiian bisexual people |
+ |
English | Native Hawaiian bisexual people |
+ |
All | Kānaka Maoli LGBTQ+ people [homoit0001955] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001958 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001958 |
+ |
English | Gay men who are part of the Indigenous people of Mokupuni o Hawai‘i, or the Hawaiian Islands; only use to refer to people who identify as Kanaka Maoli. |
+ |
English | Kānaka Maoli gay men |
+ |
English | Gay Indigenous Hawaiians |
+ |
English | Gay Kānaka Maoli |
+ |
English | Gay Kānaka ʻŌiwi |
+ |
English | Gay Native Hawaiians |
+ |
English | Indigenous Hawaiian gay men |
+ |
English | Native Hawaiian gay men |
+ |
All | Kānaka Maoli LGBTQ+ people [homoit0001955] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001957 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001957 |
+ |
English | Intersex people who are part of the Indigenous people of Mokupuni o Hawai‘i, or the Hawaiian Islands; only use to refer to people who identify as Kanaka Maoli. |
+ |
English | Kānaka Maoli intersex people |
+ |
English | Intersex Kānaka ʻŌiwi |
+ |
English | Indigenous Hawaiian intersex people |
+ |
English | Intersex Indigenous Hawaiians |
+ |
English | Intersex Kānaka Maoli |
+ |
English | Intersex Native Hawaiians |
+ |
English | Native Hawaiian intersex people |
+ |
All | Kānaka Maoli LGBTQ+ people [homoit0001955] |
+ |
All | Indigenous intersex people [homoit0001973] |
+ |
All | Indigenous LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000886] |
+ |
All | Pacific Islander American intersex people [homoit0001942] |
+ |
All | Intersex people of color [homoit0002755] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001961 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001961 |
+ |
English | Lesbians who are part of the Indigenous people of Mokupuni o Hawai‘i, or the Hawaiian Islands; only use to refer to people who identify as Kanaka Maoli. |
+ |
English | Kānaka Maoli lesbians |
+ |
English | Indigenous Hawaiian lesbians |
+ |
English | Lesbian Indigenous Hawaiians |
+ |
English | Lesbian Kānaka Maoli |
+ |
English | Lesbian Kānaka ʻŌiwi |
+ |
English | Lesbian Native Hawaiians |
+ |
English | Native Hawaiian lesbians |
+ |
All | Kānaka Maoli LGBTQ+ people [homoit0001955] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001956 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001956 |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ people who are part of the Indigenous people of Mokupuni o Hawai‘i, or the Hawaiian Islands; only use to refer to people who identify as Kanaka Maoli. |
+ |
English | Kānaka Maoli LGBTQ+ people |
+ |
English | Indigenous Hawaiian LGBTQ+ people |
+ |
English | Indigenous Hawaiians (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | Kānaka Maoli (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | Kānaka Maoli people (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ Indigenous Hawaiians |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ Kānaka Maoli |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ Kānaka ʻŌiwi |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ Native Hawaiians |
+ |
English | Native Hawaiian LGBTQ+ people |
+ |
English | Native Hawaiians (LGBTQ) |
+ |
All | Indigenous LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000886] |
+ |
All | Māhū [homoit0000979] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001955 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001955 |
+ |
English | Queer people who are part of the Indigenous people of Mokupuni o Hawai‘i, or the Hawaiian Islands; only use to refer to people who identify as Kanaka Maoli. |
+ |
English | Kānaka Maoli queer people |
+ |
English | Indigenous Hawaiian queer people |
+ |
English | Native Hawaiian queer people |
+ |
English | Queer Indigenous Hawaiians |
+ |
English | Queer Kānaka Maoli |
+ |
English | Queer Kānaka ʻŌiwi |
+ |
English | Queer Native Hawaiians |
+ |
All | Kānaka Maoli LGBTQ+ people [homoit0001955] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001960 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001960 |
+ |
English | Transgender people who are part of the Indigenous people of Mokupuni o Hawai‘i, or the Hawaiian Islands; only use to refer to people who identify as Kanaka Maoli and transgender. |
+ |
English | Kānaka Maoli transgender people |
+ |
English | Indigenous Hawaiian transgender people |
+ |
English | Native Hawaiian transgender people |
+ |
English | Transgender Indigenous Hawaiians |
+ |
English | Transgender Kānaka Maoli |
+ |
English | Transgender Kānaka ʻŌiwi |
+ |
English | Transgender Native Hawaiians |
+ |
All | Kānaka Maoli LGBTQ+ people [homoit0001955] |
+ |
All | Māhū [homoit0000979] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001959 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001959 |
+ |
English | Surgical construction of the labia. |
+ |
English | Labiaplasty |
+ |
English | Labioplasty |
+ |
All | Bottom surgery [homoit0000584] |
+ |
All | Neovagina [homoit0001040] |
+ |
All | Transitioning (Gender) [homoit0001465] |
+ |
All | Vagina [homoit0001488] |
+ |
All | Vulva [homoit0001497] |
+ |
All | Clitoroplasty [homoit0001844] |
+ |
All | Vaginoplasty [homoit0001851] |
+ |
All | homoit0001845 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001845 |
+ |
English | Professional or amateur/recreational sports players who self-identify as lesbians. |
+ |
English | Lesbian athletes |
+ |
English | Lesbian sports players |
+ |
English | Lesbian sportspeople |
+ |
English | Lesbian sportspersons |
+ |
English | Lesbian sportswomen |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ athletes [homoit0001929] |
+ |
All | Lesbian sports clubs [homoit0000780] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh91005359 |
+ |
All | homoit0001930 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001930 |
+ |
English | Lesbians with significant or total loss of vision. |
+ |
English | Lesbian blind people |
+ |
English | Blind lesbians |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ blind people [homoit0000822] |
+ |
All | Lesbian disabled people [homoit0001855] |
+ |
All | homoit0001872 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001872 |
+ |
English | Lesbians with significant or total hearing loss. Some but not all Deaf people prefer to capitalize Deaf in recognition of the cultural and linguistic identity they share with other Deaf people. |
+ |
English | Lesbian Deaf people |
+ |
English | Deaf lesbians |
+ |
All | Lesbian disabled people [homoit0001855] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ Deaf people [homoit0001866] |
+ |
All | Lesbian hard of hearing people [homoit0001861] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ Deaf culture [homoit0001878] |
+ |
All | homoit0001867 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001867 |
+ |
English | Lesbians who are disabled. |
+ |
English | Lesbian disabled people |
+ |
English | Disabled lesbians |
+ |
English | Lesbians with disabilities |
+ |
All | Lesbian hard of hearing people [homoit0001861] |
+ |
All | Lesbian Deaf people [homoit0001867] |
+ |
All | Lesbian blind people [homoit0001872] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ disabled people [homoit0001854] |
+ |
All | Lesbians with chronic illnesses [homoit0001880] |
+ |
All | homoit0001855 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001855 |
+ |
English | Lesbians with significant or total hearing loss who may or may not consider themselves d/Deaf. |
+ |
English | Lesbian hard of hearing people |
+ |
English | Hearing impaired lesbians |
+ |
English | HoH lesbians |
+ |
English | Lesbian HoH people |
+ |
English | Lesbian hearing impaired people |
+ |
All | Lesbian disabled people [homoit0001855] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ hard of hearing people [homoit0001860] |
+ |
All | Lesbian Deaf people [homoit0001867] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ Deaf culture [homoit0001878] |
+ |
All | homoit0001861 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001861 |
+ |
English | Lesbians who have experienced and survived bullying due to their sexual identity; follow the individual's preference for "victims" or "survivors" whenever possible. |
+ |
English | Lesbian survivors of bullying |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ survivors of bullying [homoit0001998] |
+ |
All | homoit0001999 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001999 |
+ |
English | Lesbians who have experienced bullying due to their sexual identity and may or may not have survived; follow the individual's preference for "victims" or "survivors" whenever possible. |
+ |
English | Lesbian victims of bullying |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ victims of bullying [homoit0001989] |
+ |
All | homoit0001990 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001990 |
+ |
English | Lesbians who use wheelchairs. |
+ |
English | Lesbian wheelchair users |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ wheelchair users [homoit0001877] |
+ |
All | Lesbians with chronic illnesses [homoit0001880] |
+ |
All | homoit0001886 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001886 |
+ |
English | Lesbians who practice Wicca or other Pagan religions and self-identify as witches. |
+ |
English | Lesbian witches |
+ |
English | Lesbian Wiccans |
+ |
English | Witches (Lesbians) |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ witches [homoit0001907] |
+ |
All | Goddess movement [homoit0000596] |
+ |
All | Lesbian Pagans [homoit0000761] |
+ |
English | As part of the v3.2 update, the following term was redirected to this term to ensure that the vocabulary accurately reflected the subject matter described: "Witches (Lesbians)." We recommend that users replace that term with the term "Lesbian witches" in their records. |
+ |
All | homoit0001908 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001908 |
+ |
English | The presence of lesbians in the workplace, including acceptance of and issues faced by lesbian workers. |
+ |
English | Lesbians in the workplace |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people in the workplace [homoit0002029] |
+ |
All | Lesbian-owned businesses [homoit0001736] |
+ |
All | Lesbian-focused businesses [homoit0001742] |
+ |
All | homoit0002030 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002030 |
+ |
English | Lesbians who have long-term health conditions that require continued medical attention and/or significantly impact or limit daily life; some but not all people with chronic illnesses consider themselves disabled. |
+ |
English | Lesbians with chronic illnesses |
+ |
English | Chronically ill lesbians |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people with chronic illnesses [homoit0001879] |
+ |
All | Lesbian disabled people [homoit0001855] |
+ |
All | Lesbian wheelchair users [homoit0001886] |
+ |
All | homoit0001880 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001880 |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ people who have left their home countries and are seeking protection from persecution and/or human rights violations in other countries but have not yet been legally recognized as refugees. |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ asylum seekers |
+ |
English | Asylum seekers (LGBTQ) |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000915] |
+ |
All | homoit0001853 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001853 |
+ |
English | Professional or amateur sports players who self-identify as LGBTQ+. |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ athletes |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ sports players |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ sportspeople |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ sportspersons |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000915] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ sporting events [homoit0000949] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ sports clubs [homoit0000950] |
+ |
All | Two-Spirit athletes [homoit0001936] |
+ |
All | homoit0001929 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001929 |
+ |
English | Cultural experiences shared by members of LGBTQ+ communities or products of LGBTQ+ culture (e.g., art and media created by and for LGBTQ+ culture, activism focused on LGBTQ+ issues, slang commonly used in LGBTQ+ communities, etc.). Use a more specific term if possible. |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ culture |
+ |
All | Subcultures [homoit0001345] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ cultural heritage institutions [homoit0001755] |
+ |
All | homoit0001831 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001831 |
+ |
English | The community of Deaf LGBTQ+ people who share a cultural and/or linguistic identity. |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ Deaf culture |
+ |
English | Deaf culture (LGBTQ) |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ communities [homoit0000297] |
+ |
All | homoit0001878 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001878 |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ people with significant or total hearing loss. Some but not all Deaf people prefer to capitalize Deaf in recognition of the cultural and linguistic identity they share with other Deaf people. |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ Deaf people |
+ |
English | Deaf people (LGBTQ) |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ disabled people [homoit0001854] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ Deaf culture [homoit0001878] |
+ |
All | Two-Spirit Deaf people [homoit0002684] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2004001342 |
+ |
All | homoit0001866 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001866 |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ people who are disabled. |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ disabled people |
+ |
English | Disabled people (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ people with disabilities |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ people with physical disabilities |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ people with visual disabilities |
+ |
English | People with disabilities (LGBTQ) |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000915] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2007005097 |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2004001343 |
+ |
English | As part of the v3.2 update, the following terms were redirected to this term to ensure that the vocabulary accurately reflected the communities described: "LGBTQ+ people with physical disabilities" and "LGBTQ+ people with visual disabilities." We recommend that users replace those two terms with the term "LGBTQ+ disabled people" in their records. |
+ |
All | homoit0001854 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001854 |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ people with significant or total hearing loss who may or may not consider themselves d/Deaf. |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ hard of hearing people |
+ |
English | Hard of hearing people (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | Hearing impaired people (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | HoH people (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ HoH people |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ hearing impaired people |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ disabled people [homoit0001854] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ Deaf culture [homoit0001878] |
+ |
All | Two-Spirit hard of hearing people [homoit0002693] |
+ |
All | homoit0001860 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001860 |
+ |
English | Short amateur films or videos created primarily to preserve memories; use in reference to home movies created by or featuring LGBTQ+ people. |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ home movies |
+ |
English | Home movies (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ personal films |
+ |
English | Personal films (LGBTQ) |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ vlogs [homoit0001983] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ films [homoit0000869] |
+ |
All | homoit0001982 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001982 |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ people who have moved to another country. |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ immigrants |
+ |
English | Immigrants (LGBTQ) |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000915] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2020001167 |
+ |
All | homoit0001815 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001815 |
+ |
English | The presence of LGBTQ+ people in the workplace, including acceptance of and issues faced by LGBTQ+ workers. |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ people in the workplace |
+ |
English | People in the workplace (LGBTQ) |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ employment [homoit0001717] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+-owned businesses [homoit0001735] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+-focused businesses [homoit0001741] |
+ |
All | Two-Spirit people in the workplace [homoit0002035] |
+ |
All | homoit0002029 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002029 |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ people who have long-term health conditions that require continued medical attention and/or significantly impact or limit daily life; some but not all people with chronic illnesses consider themselves disabled. |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ people with chronic illnesses |
+ |
English | Chronically ill people (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | People with chronic illnesses (LGBTQ) |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000915] |
+ |
All | homoit0001879 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001879 |
+ |
English | Publications or serials by or about LGBTQ+ people; use a more specific term if possible. |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ periodicals |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ serials |
+ |
English | Periodicals (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | Serials (LGBTQ) |
+ |
All | AIDS periodicals [homoit0000031] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ magazines [homoit0000896] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ newsletters [homoit0001041] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ newspapers [homoit0001042] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ porn magazines [homoit0000923] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ zines [homoit0000965] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ publishers [homoit0001144] |
+ |
All | homoit0001830 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001830 |
+ |
English | Special collections that hold materials primarily pertaining to LGBTQ+ people or intended for use by LGBTQ+ people. Special collections tend to be a blend of institutional types (e.g., an archives with a museum component). This term should be applied to institutions that refer to themselves as special collections; otherwise, use the term "LGBTQ+ cultural heritage institutions." |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ special collections |
+ |
English | Hidden collections (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ hidden collections |
+ |
English | Special collections (LGBTQ) |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ cultural heritage institutions [homoit0001755] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ libraries [homoit0000968] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ museums [homoit0001030] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ theater [homoit0001363] |
+ |
All | homoit0001813 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001813 |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ people who have experienced and survived bullying due to their gender or sexual identity; follow the individual's preference for "victims" or "survivors" whenever possible. |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ survivors of bullying |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ victims of bullying [homoit0001989] |
+ |
All | Bullying [homoit0000228] |
+ |
All | Two-Spirit survivors of bullying [homoit0002006] |
+ |
All | homoit0001998 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001998 |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ people who have experienced bullying due to their gender or sexual identity and may or may not have survived; follow the individual's preference for "victims" or "survivors" whenever possible. |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ victims of bullying |
+ |
English | Victims of bullying (LGBTQ) |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000915] |
+ |
All | Bullying [homoit0000228] |
+ |
All | Two-Spirit victims of bullying [homoit0001997] |
+ |
All | Two-Spirit youth victims of bullying [homoit0003487] |
+ |
All | homoit0001989 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001989 |
+ |
English | A form of online blogging via short videos about an individual's life; use in reference to vlogs created by LGBTQ+ people or focusing on LGBTQ+ issues. |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ vlogs |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ video blogs |
+ |
English | Video blogs (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | Vlogs (LGBTQ) |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ blogs [homoit0000823] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ home movies [homoit0001982] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ social media [homoit0000946] |
+ |
All | homoit0001983 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001983 |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ people who use wheelchairs. |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ wheelchair users |
+ |
English | Wheelchair users (LGBTQ) |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ disabled people [homoit0001854] |
+ |
All | Two-Spirit wheelchair users [homoit0002695] |
+ |
All | homoit0001877 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001877 |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ practitioners of Wicca or other Pagan religions who self-identify as witches. |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ witches |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ Wiccans |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ Pagans [homoit0001069] |
+ |
All | Goddess movement [homoit0000596] |
+ |
All | homoit0001907 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001907 |
+ |
English | A term used to describe the sexualized and objectified depiction of women in media and the arts from the perspective of and for the pleasure of the heterosexual man/male viewer. Originally used solely to describe the heterosexual, cisgender gaze but has since been expanded. |
+ |
English | Male gaze |
+ |
All | Feminist theory [homoit0002039] |
+ |
All | Queer gaze [homoit0002042] |
+ |
All | homoit0002041 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002041 |
+ |
English | Any of various surgical procedures undertaken to masculinize the voice. |
+ |
English | Masculinization laryngoplasty |
+ |
English | Vocal masculinization surgery |
+ |
English | Voice masculinization surgery |
+ |
All | Gender affirming surgery [homoit0000561] |
+ |
All | Transitioning (Gender) [homoit0001465] |
+ |
All | Voice [homoit0001495] |
+ |
All | Voice therapy (Gender) [homoit0001496] |
+ |
All | Feminizing vocal surgery [homoit0001842] |
+ |
All | homoit0001843 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001843 |
+ |
English | Term used in the 18th and 19th centuries to describe the act of dressing in disguise, often to emulate another gender. Only use in historical contexts. |
+ |
English | Masquerading |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ historical terms [homoit0000878] |
+ |
All | Clothing [homoit0000289] |
+ |
All | Crossdressing [homoit0000318] |
+ |
All | Drag [homoit0000367] |
+ |
All | Transvestism [homoit0001469] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh86000513 |
+ |
All | homoit0001895 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001895 |
+ |
English | Surgical procedure in which the urethra is elongated and placed along a neophallus, typically to allow for standing urination. |
+ |
English | Metoidioplasty |
+ |
English | Meta |
+ |
English | Metaoidioplasty |
+ |
English | Meto |
+ |
All | Bottom surgery [homoit0000584] |
+ |
All | homoit0001846 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001846 |
+ |
English | Term coined by scholar Moya Bailey to describe the intersection of misogyny and anti-Black racism as directed toward Black women. |
+ |
English | Misogynoir |
+ |
All | Misogyny [homoit0001017] |
+ |
All | Transmisogyny [homoit0001892] |
+ |
All | Transmisogynoir [homoit0001903] |
+ |
All | Racism [homoit0002038] |
+ |
All | Anti-Blackness [homoit0002257] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2020010021 |
+ |
All | homoit0001904 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001904 |
+ |
English | Individuals who engage in sexual or romantic relationships with only one person at a time. |
+ |
English | Monogamous people |
+ |
All | homoit0001916 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001916 |
+ |
English | Individuals who are attracted to only one gender; includes gay people and straight people. |
+ |
English | Monosexual people |
+ |
English | Monosexuals |
+ |
All | homoit0001915 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001915 |
+ |
English | Bisexual people who belong to two or more racial groups. |
+ |
English | Multiracial bisexual people |
+ |
English | Bisexual multi-racial people |
+ |
English | Bisexual multiracial people |
+ |
English | Multi-racial bisexual people |
+ |
All | Multiracial LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000903] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001803 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001803 |
+ |
English | Gay men who belong to two or more racial groups. |
+ |
English | Multiracial gay men |
+ |
English | Gay multi-racial men |
+ |
English | Gay multiracial men |
+ |
English | Multi-racial gay men |
+ |
All | Multiracial LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000903] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001802 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001802 |
+ |
English | Lesbians who belong to two or more racial groups. |
+ |
English | Multiracial lesbians |
+ |
English | Multi-racial lesbians |
+ |
All | Multiracial LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000903] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001801 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001801 |
+ |
English | Queer people who belong to two or more racial groups. |
+ |
English | Multiracial queer people |
+ |
English | Multi-racial queer people |
+ |
English | Queer multi-racial people |
+ |
English | Queer multiracial people |
+ |
All | Multiracial LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000903] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001805 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001805 |
+ |
English | Transgender people who belong to two or more racial groups. |
+ |
English | Multiracial transgender people |
+ |
English | Multi-racial transgender people |
+ |
English | Transgender multi-racial people |
+ |
English | Transgender multiracial people |
+ |
All | Multiracial LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000903] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001804 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001804 |
+ |
English | A surgically constructed penis; typically made using tissue grafts from other parts of the body. |
+ |
English | Neophallus |
+ |
All | Gender affirming surgery [homoit0000561] |
+ |
All | Penis [homoit0001099] |
+ |
All | homoit0001894 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001894 |
+ |
English | The small protuberance of a mammary gland. |
+ |
English | Nipple |
+ |
English | Nipples |
+ |
All | Erogenous body parts [homoit0000401] |
+ |
All | Nipple clamps [homoit0001045] |
+ |
All | Nipple play [homoit0001046] |
+ |
All | Nipple torture [homoit0003131] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2009007031 |
+ |
All | homoit0001984 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001984 |
+ |
English | Gender identity that exists outside of the gender binary; may be used as a specific gender identity or as an umbrella term in the Euro-American gender system for gender identities outside of the gender binary. |
+ |
English | Non-binary identity |
+ |
English | Nonbinary identity |
+ |
All | Gender identity [homoit0000571] |
+ |
All | Non-binary people [homoit0001048] |
+ |
All | homoit0001920 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001920 |
+ |
English | Bisexual people who identify as both Pacific Islanders (or of Pacific Islander ancestry) and American. |
+ |
English | Pacific Islander American bisexual people |
+ |
English | Bisexual Pacific Islander American people |
+ |
English | Bisexual Pacific Islander Americans |
+ |
All | Pacific Islander American LGBTQ+ people [homoit0001812] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh98006062 |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001939 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001939 |
+ |
English | Gay men who identify as both Pacific Islanders (or of Pacific Islander ancestry) and American. |
+ |
English | Pacific Islander American gay men |
+ |
English | Gay Pacific Islander American men |
+ |
English | Gay Pacific Islander Americans |
+ |
All | Pacific Islander American LGBTQ+ people [homoit0001812] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh96001124 |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001938 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001938 |
+ |
English | Intersex people who identify as both Pacific Islanders (or of Pacific Islander ancestry) and American. |
+ |
English | Pacific Islander American intersex people |
+ |
English | Intersex Pacific Islander American people |
+ |
English | Intersex Pacific Islander Americans |
+ |
All | Pacific Islander American LGBTQ+ people [homoit0001812] |
+ |
All | Indigenous intersex people [homoit0001973] |
+ |
All | Kānaka Maoli intersex people [homoit0001961] |
+ |
All | Intersex people of color [homoit0002755] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001942 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001942 |
+ |
English | Lesbians who identify as both Pacific Islanders (or of Pacific Islander ancestry) and American. |
+ |
English | Pacific Islander American lesbians |
+ |
English | Lesbian Pacific Islander Americans |
+ |
All | Pacific Islander American LGBTQ+ people [homoit0001812] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh98006583 |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001937 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001937 |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ people who identify as both Pacific Islanders (or of Pacific Islander ancestry) and American. |
+ |
English | Pacific Islander American LGBTQ+ people |
+ |
English | AAPI LGBTQ+ people |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ AAPIs |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ Pacific Islander American people |
+ |
English | LGBTQ+ Pacific Islander Americans |
+ |
English | Pacific Islander American people (LGBTQ) |
+ |
English | Pacific Islander Americans (LGBTQ) |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people in ethnic groups [homoit0000860] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people of color [homoit0001101] |
+ |
All | Biracial LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000820] |
+ |
All | Indigenous LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000886] |
+ |
All | Multiracial LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000903] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001812 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001812 |
+ |
English | Queer people who identify as both Pacific Islanders (or of Pacific Islander ancestry) and American. |
+ |
English | Pacific Islander American queer people |
+ |
English | Queer Pacific Islander American people |
+ |
English | Queer Pacific Islander Americans |
+ |
All | Pacific Islander American LGBTQ+ people [homoit0001812] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001941 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001941 |
+ |
English | Transgender people who identify as both Pacific Islanders (or of Pacific Islander ancestry) and American. |
+ |
English | Pacific Islander American transgender people |
+ |
English | Transgender Pacific Islander American people |
+ |
English | Transgender Pacific Islander Americans |
+ |
All | Pacific Islander American LGBTQ+ people [homoit0001812] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001940 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001940 |
+ |
English | Individuals who experience romantic attraction or romantic desire toward others in a frequent and consistent manner irrespective of sex or gender. |
+ |
English | Panromantic people |
+ |
All | Alloromantic people [homoit0001823] |
+ |
All | Romantic minorities [homoit0001829] |
+ |
All | homoit0001827 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001827 |
+ |
English | Sexual identity used to describe sexual and/or romantic attraction to people of all genders. |
+ |
English | Pansexuality |
+ |
All | Sexual identity [homoit0001295] |
+ |
All | Sexual orientation [homoit0001298] |
+ |
All | Polysexuality [homoit0001558] |
+ |
All | Pansexual people [homoit0001073] |
+ |
All | homoit0001926 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001926 |
+ |
English | Bisexual people who are Papuan, or part of the Indigenous peoples of new Guinea; only use for people who identify as Papuan. |
+ |
English | Papuan bisexual people |
+ |
English | Bisexual Papuan people |
+ |
English | Bisexual Papuans |
+ |
All | Papuan LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000913] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001945 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001945 |
+ |
English | Gay men who are Papuan, or part of the Indigenous peoples of new Guinea; only use for people who identify as Papuan. |
+ |
English | Papuan gay men |
+ |
English | Gay Papuan men |
+ |
English | Gay Papuans |
+ |
All | Papuan LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000913] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001944 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001944 |
+ |
English | Intersex people who are Papuan, or part of the Indigenous peoples of new Guinea; only use for people who identify as Papuan. |
+ |
English | Papuan intersex people |
+ |
English | Intersex Papuan people |
+ |
English | Intersex Papuans |
+ |
All | Papuan LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000913] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001948 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001948 |
+ |
English | Lesbians who are Papuan, or part of the Indigenous peoples of new Guinea; only use for people who identify as Papuan. |
+ |
English | Papuan lesbians |
+ |
English | Lesbian Papuans |
+ |
All | Papuan LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000913] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001943 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001943 |
+ |
English | Queer people who are Papuan, or part of the Indigenous peoples of new Guinea; only use for people who identify as Papuan. |
+ |
English | Papuan queer people |
+ |
English | Queer Papuan people |
+ |
English | Queer Papuans |
+ |
All | Papuan LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000913] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001947 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001947 |
+ |
English | Transgender people who are Papuan, or part of the Indigenous peoples of new Guinea; only use for people who identify as Papuan. |
+ |
English | Papuan transgender people |
+ |
English | Transgender Papuan people |
+ |
English | Transgender Papuans |
+ |
All | Papuan LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000913] |
+ |
English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
+ |
All | homoit0001946 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001946 |
+ |
English | The ability of a person who is not heterosexual to "pass," or be accepted or regarded as heterosexual by others. "Passing" has historically been used to describe an individual's ability to "pass" as a certain race or ethnicity, though the term was later appropriated by the LGBTQ+ community. |
+ |
English | Passing (Sexuality) |
+ |
English | Passing (Sexual identity) |
+ |
English | Passing (Sexual orientation) |
+ |
All | Passing (Gender) [homoit0001090] |
+ |
All | Sexual identity [homoit0001295] |
+ |
All | Sexuality [homoit0001306] |
+ |
All | homoit0001901 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001901 |
+ |
English | Surgical construction of the penis. |
+ |
English | Phalloplasty |
+ |
English | Phallo |
+ |
English | Vagina-preserving phalloplasty |
+ |
All | Bottom surgery [homoit0000584] |
+ |
All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh93000114 |
+ |
All | homoit0001850 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001850 |
+ |
English | Individuals who experience sexual attraction to more than one gender; includes bisexual and pansexual people. |
+ |
English | Polysexual people |
+ |
English | Polysexuals |
+ |
All | Bi+ people [homoit0000108] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000915] |
+ |
All | Bisexuality [homoit0000204] |
+ |
All | Polysexuality [homoit0001558] |
+ |
All | homoit0001919 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001919 |
+ |
English | Professional or recreational sports players who self-identify as queer. |
+ |
English | Queer athletes |
+ |
English | Queer sports players |
+ |
English | Queer sportspeople |
+ |
English | Queer sportspersons |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ athletes [homoit0001929] |
+ |
All | homoit0001934 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001934 |
+ |
English | Queer people with significant or total loss of vision. |
+ |
English | Queer blind people |
+ |
English | Blind queer people |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ blind people [homoit0000822] |
+ |
All | Queer disabled people [homoit0001859] |
+ |
All | homoit0001876 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001876 |
+ |
English | Cultural experiences shared by members of queer communities or products of queer culture (e.g., art and media created by and for queer people, activism focused on queer issues, slang commonly used in queer communities, etc.). |
+ |
English | Queer culture |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ culture [homoit0001831] |
+ |
All | Lesbian culture [homoit0000382] |
+ |
All | Gay culture [homoit0000487] |
+ |
All | Transgender culture [homoit0001406] |
+ |
All | Bisexual culture [homoit0001833] |
+ |
All | homoit0001832 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001832 |
+ |
English | Queer people with significant or total hearing loss. Some but not all Deaf people prefer to capitalize Deaf in recognition of the cultural and linguistic identity they share with other Deaf people. |
+ |
English | Queer Deaf people |
+ |
English | Deaf queer people |
+ |
All | Queer disabled people [homoit0001859] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ Deaf people [homoit0001866] |
+ |
All | Queer hard of hearing people [homoit0001865] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ Deaf culture [homoit0001878] |
+ |
All | homoit0001871 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001871 |
+ |
English | Queer people who are disabled. |
+ |
English | Queer disabled people |
+ |
English | Disabled queer people |
+ |
English | Queer people with disabilities |
+ |
All | Queer hard of hearing people [homoit0001865] |
+ |
All | Queer Deaf people [homoit0001871] |
+ |
All | Queer blind people [homoit0001876] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ disabled people [homoit0001854] |
+ |
All | Queer people with chronic illnesses [homoit0001884] |
+ |
All | homoit0001859 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001859 |
+ |
English | A term used to describe the ways LGBTQ+ people create and engage with media and art, in contrast to the male gaze, female gaze, or straight gaze. |
+ |
English | Queer gaze |
+ |
All | Queer theory [homoit0001219] |
+ |
All | Queer (Verb) [homoit0001149] |
+ |
All | Female gaze [homoit0002040] |
+ |
All | Male gaze [homoit0002041] |
+ |
All | homoit0002042 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002042 |
+ |
English | Queer people with significant or total hearing loss who may or may not consider themselves d/Deaf. |
+ |
English | Queer hard of hearing people |
+ |
English | Hearing impaired queer people |
+ |
English | HoH queer people |
+ |
English | Queer HoH people |
+ |
English | Queer hearing impaired people |
+ |
All | Queer disabled people [homoit0001859] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ hard of hearing people [homoit0001860] |
+ |
All | Queer Deaf people [homoit0001871] |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ Deaf culture [homoit0001878] |
+ |
All | homoit0001865 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001865 |
+ |
English | The presence of queer people in the workplace, including acceptance of and issues faced by queer workers. |
+ |
English | Queer people in the workplace |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people in the workplace [homoit0002029] |
+ |
All | Queer-owned businesses [homoit0001740] |
+ |
All | Queer-focused businesses [homoit0001746] |
+ |
All | homoit0002034 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002034 |
+ |
English | Queer people who have long-term health conditions that require continued medical attention and/or significantly impact or limit daily life; some but not all people with chronic illnesses consider themselves disabled. |
+ |
English | Queer people with chronic illnesses |
+ |
English | Chronically ill queer people |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ people with chronic illnesses [homoit0001879] |
+ |
All | Queer disabled people [homoit0001859] |
+ |
All | Queer wheelchair users [homoit0001890] |
+ |
All | homoit0001884 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001884 |
+ |
English | Queer people who have experienced and survived bullying due to their gender or sexual identity; follow the individual's preference for "victims" or "survivors" whenever possible. |
+ |
English | Queer survivors of bullying |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ survivors of bullying [homoit0001998] |
+ |
All | homoit0002003 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002003 |
+ |
English | Queer people who have experienced bullying due to their gender or sexual identity and may or may not have survived; follow the individual's preference for "victims" or "survivors" whenever possible. |
+ |
English | Queer victims of bullying |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ victims of bullying [homoit0001989] |
+ |
All | homoit0001994 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001994 |
+ |
English | Queer people who use wheelchairs. |
+ |
English | Queer wheelchair users |
+ |
All | LGBTQ+ wheelchair users [homoit0001877] |
+ |
All | Queer people with chronic illnesses [homoit0001884] |
+ |
All | homoit0001890 |
+ |
All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001890 |
+ |
English | Queer practitioners of Wicca or other Pagan religions who self-identify as witches. |
+ |
English | Queer witches |
+ |
English | Queer Wiccans |
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All | LGBTQ+ witches [homoit0001907] |
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All | Goddess movement [homoit0000596] |
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All | Queer Pagans [homoit0001193] |
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All | homoit0001912 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001912 |
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English | The belief that groups of human beings possess different inherent behavioral traits that correspond to inherited attributes and can be divided based on the superiority of one race over another. This term also encompasses prejudice, discrimination, and antagonism (whether personal or systematic) directed against other people because of their race and its perceived inferiority. |
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English | Racism |
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All | http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85110266 |
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All | homoit0002038 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002038 |
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English | Slang term used in drag and ballroom communities to describe the act of playfully or wittily insulting someone's appearance or behavior; described by drag queen Dorian Corey as "the art form of the insult." |
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English | Reading (LGBTQ+ culture) |
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All | Ball culture [homoit0000092] |
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All | Drag community [homoit0000370] |
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All | Reading (Gender) [homoit0001233] |
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All | Queer coding [homoit0002192] |
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All | homoit0001900 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001900 |
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English | Restarting the process of gender transition after a period of detransitioning. |
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English | Retransitioning |
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English | Retransition |
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All | Transitioning (Gender) [homoit0001465] |
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All | Transitioning status [homoit0001464] |
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All | Detransitioning [homoit0001834] |
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All | Desistance (Gender) [homoit0001836] |
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All | homoit0001835 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001835 |
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English | Bisexual people who are Romani, or part of the traditionally nomadic Indo-European people. |
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English | Romani bisexual people |
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English | Bisexual Roma |
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English | Bisexual Romanis |
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English | Bisexual Romany |
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English | Roma bisexual people |
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English | Romany bisexual people |
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All | Romani LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000875] |
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English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
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All | homoit0001951 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001951 |
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English | Gay men who are Romani, or part of the traditionally nomadic Indo-European people. |
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English | Romani gay men |
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English | Gay Roma |
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English | Gay Romanis |
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English | Gay Romany |
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English | Roma gay men |
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English | Romany gay men |
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All | Romani LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000875] |
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English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
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All | homoit0001950 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001950 |
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English | Intersex people who are Romani, or part of the traditionally nomadic Indo-European people. |
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English | Romani intersex people |
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English | Intersex Roma |
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English | Intersex Romanis |
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English | Intersex Romany |
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English | Roma intersex people |
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English | Romany intersex people |
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All | Romani LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000875] |
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English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
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All | homoit0001954 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001954 |
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English | Lesbians who are Romani, or part of the traditionally nomadic Indo-European people. |
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English | Romani lesbians |
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English | Lesbian Roma |
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English | Lesbian Romanis |
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English | Lesbian Romany |
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English | Roma lesbians |
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English | Romany lesbians |
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All | Romani LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000875] |
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English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
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All | homoit0001949 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001949 |
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English | Queer people who are Romani, or part of the traditionally nomadic Indo-European people. |
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English | Romani queer people |
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English | Queer Roma |
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English | Queer Romanis |
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English | Queer Romany |
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English | Roma queer people |
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English | Romany queer people |
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All | Romani LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000875] |
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English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
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All | homoit0001953 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001953 |
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English | Transgender people who are Romani, or part of the traditionally nomadic Indo-European people. |
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English | Romani transgender people |
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English | Roma transgender people |
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English | Romany transgender people |
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English | Transgender Roma |
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English | Transgender Romanis |
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English | Transgender Romany |
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All | Romani LGBTQ+ people [homoit0000875] |
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English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
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All | homoit0001952 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001952 |
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English | Individuals whose romantic orientations and/or practices differ from those of the dominant culture. |
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English | Romantic minorities |
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All | Sexual minorities [homoit0001297] |
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All | Relationship minorities [homoit0001637] |
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All | Gender minorities [homoit0001817] |
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All | Romantic orientation [homoit0001828] |
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All | homoit0001829 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001829 |
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English | The direction or nature of an individual's romantic attraction toward others. |
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English | Romantic orientation |
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All | Sexual orientation [homoit0001298] |
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All | Relationship orientation [homoit0001636] |
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All | Romantic minorities [homoit0001829] |
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All | homoit0001828 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001828 |
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English | Surgical construction of the scrotum. |
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English | Scrotoplasty |
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English | Oscheoplasty |
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All | Bottom surgery [homoit0000584] |
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All | homoit0001847 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001847 |
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English | Asexual people who belong to or are descended from the ethnolinguistic groups of South Asia. |
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English | South Asian asexual people |
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English | Asexual South Asian people |
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English | Asexual South Asians |
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All | South Asian LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002044] |
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English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
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All | homoit0002051 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002051 |
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English | Bisexual people who belong to or are descended from the ethnolinguistic groups of South Asia. |
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English | South Asian bisexual people |
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English | Bisexual South Asian men |
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English | Bisexual South Asians |
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All | South Asian LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002044] |
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English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
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All | homoit0002047 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002047 |
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English | Gay men who belong to or are descended from the ethnolinguistic groups of South Asia. |
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English | South Asian gay men |
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English | Gay South Asian men |
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English | Gay South Asians |
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All | South Asian LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002044] |
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English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
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All | homoit0002046 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002046 |
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English | Intersex people who belong to or are descended from the ethnolinguistic groups of South Asia. |
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English | South Asian intersex people |
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English | Intersex South Asian people |
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English | Intersex South Asians |
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All | South Asian LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002044] |
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English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
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All | homoit0002049 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002049 |
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English | Lesbians who belong to or are descended from the ethnolinguistic groups of South Asia. |
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English | South Asian lesbians |
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English | Lesbian South Asian people |
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English | Lesbian South Asians |
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All | South Asian LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002044] |
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English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
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All | homoit0002045 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002045 |
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English | LGBTQ+ people who belong to or are descended from the ethnolinguistic groups of South Asia. |
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English | South Asian LGBTQ+ people |
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English | LGBTQ+ South Asian people |
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English | LGBTQ+ South Asians |
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English | South Asian people (LGBTQ) |
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English | South Asians (LGBTQ) |
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All | LGBTQ+ people in ethnic groups [homoit0000860] |
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All | LGBTQ+ people of color [homoit0001101] |
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English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
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All | homoit0002044 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002044 |
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English | Queer people who belong to or are descended from the ethnolinguistic groups of South Asia. |
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English | South Asian queer people |
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English | Queer South Asian people |
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English | Queer South Asians |
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All | South Asian LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002044] |
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English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
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All | homoit0002048 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002048 |
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English | Transgender people who belong to or are descended from the ethnolinguistic groups of South Asia. |
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English | South Asian transgender people |
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English | Transgender South Asian people |
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English | Transgender South Asians |
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All | South Asian LGBTQ+ people [homoit0002044] |
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English | To acknowledge their multiple marginalization, terms for people of color who are LGBTQ+ use the following format: Racial or ethnic identity followed by gender or sexual identity (e.g., Black lesbians). |
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All | homoit0002050 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0002050 |
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English | Devices designed to allow individuals to pee while standing up; often used by trans men or transmasculine people to pee in public urinals without risking their safety. |
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English | Stand-to-Pee devices |
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English | STP devices |
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English | STPs |
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English | Stand to pee devices |
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All | Gender expression [homoit0000568] |
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All | Binding (Chest) [homoit0000114] |
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All | Metoidioplasty [homoit0001846] |
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All | Neophallus [homoit0001894] |
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All | homoit0001852 |
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All | https://homosaurus.org/v3/homoit0001852 |
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English | Masculine identity associated with Black lesbian communities in the United States. |
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English | Studs |
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All | Gender roles [homoit0000577] |
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All | Sexual identity [homoit0001295] |
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All | Sexual roles [homoit0001304] |
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All | Bois [homoit0000215] |
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All |