List of LGBT-related acronyms
This page lists common and notable acronyms[lower-alpha 1] that refer to or include the LGBT community or part of it.
List
- LGBT, standing for lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender
- LGBT+, with the plus sign including identities and experiences from groups not previously named[1]
- LGBTQ, with Q standing for queer or questioning[2][3]
- LGBTI, with I standing for intersex[4]
- LGBTA, with A standing for asexuality, aromanticism, or agender.[5][6] Sometimes it mistakenly has been used for allies as a form of aspec erasure.[5][7][8]
- LGBTQI, LGBTIQ, LGBTQI+, or LGBTIQ+, adding Q, I, and, sometimes, plus sign[9]
- LGBTQIA or LGBTQIA+, adding Q, I, A, and, sometimes, plus sign[10]
- LGBTQIAP+, with P standing for pansexuality[11]
- LGBTQIAPN+, with N standing for non-binary[12]
- LGB, referring to LGBT sexual orientations,[13] recently adopted by groups opposing transgender rights[14]
- LBT, referring to LGBT women[15]
- GBT, referring to LGBT men[16]
- LGT or GLT, referring to monosexual or monoromantic LGBT people[17]
- QUILTBAG, with U standing for undefined, unlabeled, or unsure[18][19]
- 2SLGBTQI+, with 2S standing for two-spirit[20]
- LGBTIH, with H for hijra[21]
- LGBTH, with H for HIV+[22]
- LGBTQQICAPF2K+, with C, F, and K standing, respectively, for "curious", "friends and family", and "kink"[23][24]
- LGBTTT, with TTT standing for transgender, transvestite, and transsexual[25][26]
- GLA, standing for gay and lesbian alliance[27][28]
- GLOW, standing for gay, lesbian, or whatever[29][30]
- MOGAI or MOGII, for marginalized orientations, gender alignments or identities, and intersex[31][32]
- GSRD, GSD, GSM, or GSRM, meaning gender, sexual, and romantic diversity or minority[33]
See also
Notes
- Notability is established with a reliable source.
References
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- Richard, Katherine. "Column: "A" stands for asexuals and not allies". loyolamaroon.com. The Maroon. Archived from the original on 6 December 2013. Retrieved 29 December 2014.
That "A" is not for allies[,] [t]hat "A" is for asexuals. [...] Much like bisexuality, asexuality suffers from erasure.
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