3 chapters across the catalog
The hosts review the evolving LGBTQQIAAP acronym and the University of New Hampshire's preference for the term "sexual minorities." The guide defines "cisgender" as identifying with the sex assigned at birth and introduces the concept of "ciscentrism." It also provides "preferred" terms for sex reassignment surgery, such as "gender confirming surgery."
LGBTQQIAAP Terminology, Fox News Slurs, New York Times Linguistics
The hosts discuss the expanding acronym for the LGBT community, now cited as LGBTQQIAAP (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Bicurious, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Intersex, Asexual, Allied, and Pansexual). They note a *New York Times* piece claiming the word "homosexual" is now considered a derogatory slur, while Fox News continues to use the term.
Expanding LGBTQQIAAP Acronyms and Allyship
Adam Curry lists the expanding acronym for gender and sexual identities, including "pansexual" and "allies." The hosts joke about the complexity of the terminology and suggest that under new social norms, being "straight" is increasingly framed as being automatically homophobic unless one identifies as an "ally."
