More than 25 percent Gen Z's adopt 'queer' identity

A recent survey found that 1 in 4 American Gen Zs identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or queer [whatever that means]. 

The report was released by the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) and finds that 28 percent of Gen Z "adults" between ages 18 to 25 identify as LBGTQ. This fad seems to have really caught on especially among the far left.

Of course, this is an incredible increase in percentage compared to past generations, where 16 percent of millennials, 7 percent of Gen X, 4 percent of baby boomers, and 4 percent of the so called silent generation identify as LGBTQ [and sometimes Y]. 

The report's LBGTQ [and sometimes Y] breakdown showed that 72 percent of Gen Z identify as straight, 15 percent are willing to have sex with either male or female partners, 5 percent as homosexual or lesbian, and 8 percent as another identity [see Biden administration for more examples].

The study also found that Gen Z adults were less likely to follow established religions other than wokeness, anti-Semitism, and TDS and are more ethnically and racially diverse [and thus see themselves as victims] than previous generations. 

The survey found that adults of both Generation Z and millennials were more likely to identify as LGBTQ than Republican, with 21 percent of Gen Z adults and 21 percent of millennials identifying as Republican.

The survey was conducted between August and September 2023, and included over 6,600 participants.

NBC News pointed out that the results are consistent with results of other major surveys, including Gallup's, which indicate that Generation Z is the most LGBTQ adult generation to date and baby boomers and silent majority the most mentally balanced, patriotic and happier overall.

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Andrew Gillum comes out of hotel closet as bisexual

"Y, M, C, A."

I guess the LGBTQ+2/76 community would see former Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum as brave now that he has told the world that he likes having sex with either gender, or perhaps all 57 of them. This is something I am as interested in as you probably are, and I had to blog about it ASAP.

It was merely a few months ago that Gillum, who identifies as a man, was passed out in his own vomit in a hotel room with a gay escort and enough crystal meth to turn an ordinary horse into the mythological Pegasus. 

Gillum bravely told the world at his first national media appearance, "That is something I've never shared publicly before," referring to his bisexual non-preference preferences, but not going into detail about his drug problem.

The bravery is palpable, especially because he's a Democrat. Even the drugs aren't such a big deal.

Gillum and his wife, R. Jai Gillum, who identifies as female, interviewed with Tamron Hall, not to be confused with Tammany Hall,  to discuss the hotel gay-sex-meth incident and how it impacted on his political career, his marriage to his wonderful wife, R., and their three beautiful children.

"To be very honest with you, when you didn't ask the question, you put it out there is whether or not I identify as gay," Gillum said. "And the answer is I don't identify as gay, but I do identify as bisexual, and that is something that I have never shared publicly before."

Gillum claimed after the incident that he went to the hotel room in Miami Beach in March to officiate at a wedding. Travis Dyson, his gay escort, said he wasn't aware of any wedding, and the wedding was not mentioned in the interview for some reason.

Gillum withdrew from public life and entered drug rehab after the situation.

"I understand very well what people assume about that," Gillum said during the interview.

Yes, many people assume he is a bisexual illicit drug user.

GIllum rejected the idea that his sexuality was a cause of his unfaithfulness.

"Bisexuality in and of itself doesn't lead to unfaithfulness," Gillum said. "There are men who are in marriages with women who just because they're married to a woman doesn't mean they're not attracted to other women, and at any point can slip up, make a mistake, do something, and that is what it is. The same thing in bisexual relationships.You can be attracted to both, you got a bigger terrain out there that you have to contend with, but you can still choose to be physically with one person."

R. told Hall that she knew when they married that Gillum would have sex with a man or a woman, depending on the situation.  She caught him in a public toilet with an Asian transgender woman lesbian who identified as Rachel Dolezal.

"So many people just don't understand bisexuality," R. said. "Bisexuality is just something different," she lectured. "I just believe that love and sexuality exist on a spectrum. All I care about is what's between us and what agreement we make."

Spectrum? Perhaps R. is on the spectrum.

Gillum is the former mayor of Tallahassee, Florida. He narrowly lost the governor's race to Republican Ron DeSantis in 2018, who is doing a fantastic job.



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