QUESTIONNAIRE

Name (optional): _________________________________

Age: ____
Gender: ____
Number of Family Members:
1-2
3-5
6-10
more than 10
Email Address (optional): _______________________________
Do you consider yourself to be?
Heterosexual or straight
Gay
Lesbian
Bisexual

Not listed above (please specify)

Instructions: (Just check one answer)

Questions: Agree Strongly Disagree Strongly

Disagree
Agree

1.Strengthening hate
crime legislation and
including provisions for
LGBT individuals.

2.Providing safe school

environments across the
country so that LGBT
students are protected
discrimination and
violence?
3. Increasing diversity
programs and awareness
in school.

4. Corporate
nondiscrimination policies
that include gender (or
perceived gender) and
protection for LGBT
individuals.

5. Increasing the reporting

of LGBT newsworthy events
on primetime news
program.

6. Do you believe same

sex couples should be
allowed the same benefits
as married couples?

7. Do you feel this is an

important political topic?

8. (Please explain your

answer.)

9. Do you support same sex

marriage?

10. Does the number of

gay individuals in matter?

11.Gender equality should

be true to all.

12.There are laws that

protect LGBT COMMUNITY.

13. Across the LGBT

population, more say
bisexual women and
lesbians are accepted by
society than say this about
gay men, bisexual men or
transgender people.

14.Younger gay men and

lesbians are more likely to
have disclosed their sexual
orientation somewhat
earlier in life than have
their older counterparts

15.According to your
understanding of sexual
orientation, there is a
distinction between sexual
orientation and sexual
behavior.
16. Gays and lesbians are
also more likely than
bisexuals to say their sexual
orientation is a positive
factor in their lives, though
across all three subgroups,
many say it is neither
positive nor negative.

17.LGBT adults and the

general public are also
notably different in the
ways they evaluate their
personal happiness and
the overall direction of the
country.

18. Efforts to address

discrimination against LGBT
people have met with
resistance, including by
religious leaders.

19. For the right to

education to have
meaning for all students
including LGBT students
teachers, administrators,
and lawmakers need to
work together with LGBT
advocates to ensure that
schools become safer and
more inclusive places for
LGBT children to learn.

20. One way that schools

can address bullying and
discrimination and
ameliorate their effects is
by providing educational
resources to students,
teachers, and staff to
familiarize them with LGBT
people and issues.