Nearly 30 percent of Generation Z women identify as a member of the LGBTQ community, according to a new report. The Gallup survey, released Wednesday, found that 28.5 percent of women and 10.6 ...

The number of LGBTQ elected officials in the U.S. has gone up nearly 200 percent since 2017, according to a new report from the LGBTQ+ Victory Institute. The report, first reported via NBC Ne… ...

The Gallup survey of 2022 data also shows that the number of U.S. adults who identified as LGBTQ has more than doubled in a decade: In 2012, Gallup found that 3.5% of U.S. adults said they were LGBTQ.

At least 417 anti-LGBTQ bills have been introduced in state legislatures across the United States since the start of the year — a new record, according to American Civil Liberties Union data as ...

New LGBTQ businesses also tended to embrace a similar communal, altruistic outlook in the way they treated their workers. Indeed, employers of those companies were 30 percent more likely to offer ...

CAP's report is the latest in a host of recent studies and surveys documenting the impact anti-LGBTQ laws have on LGBTQ people. As the Bay Area Reporter noted in a March 5 article, data from a 2024 ...

Similarly, non-LGBTQ adults are skeptical of the motivations of companies that promote Pride. Few non-LGBTQ adults (13%) say all or most of these companies do it out of a genuine desire to celebrate ...

The study also found that 15.3 percent of Gen Z respondents identify as bisexual, 3 percent identify as lesbian, 2.6 percent identify as gay and 2.8 percent identify as transgender.

Fully 10 percent of all new companies founded in 2024 were headed by LGBTQ owners, a figure outstripping the community’s overall 9.4 percent portion of the U.S. population.