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When using a school or other public restroom I feel: (select all that apply)

People should use whatever restroom they feel comfortable in.

I don’t feel comfortable using a restroom with someone who isn’t my gender.

We should just follow the laws of the state we are in.

I worry that men who dress as women may harm or prey on biological girls.

Everyone should have privacy in the bathroom. They should just create more floor to ceiling stalls.

Check all the terms you have heard before:

Queer is: (check all that apply)

A term that has been reclaimed by the LGBTQI+ community and is used as a general term in the community.

An outdated term that should not be used and is offensive.

A term that can be used appropriately but has a long history of use as a LGBTQ+ slur.

Used to describe those who are conflicted about their sexual orientation.

People who identify as female who were assigned male at birth: (check all that apply)

Are called trans women after they have hormone treatment and bottom/top surgery.

Should not be able to make decisions about transitioning until they are over 18.

Are attracted to men and therefore gay.

Are attracted to women and should stay presenting as a man.

Are referred to as trans women.

Should be restricted in playing women’s sports because they are at an unfair advantage.

People looking to transition from their assigned sex at birth to a new sex: (check all that apply)

Are being pressured into it by outside forces like the media and the political left.

Should not be able to transition like this when they are under 18.

Often desire this transition because they don’t feel right in their given body.

Can only consider surgery after deeply considering the impact of this change.

Have likely experienced a sexual trauma in their youth and this is a result.

Non-binary people who go by they/them: (check all that apply)

May be exploring their gender expression and this may not be the way they always refer to themselves.

Should continue to use the pronouns that match their assigned sex at birth as male or female.

Are on the path to transitioning to a new gender different from the one they were assigned at birth.

Have experience a trauma or neglect and therefore they are having these thoughts.

Simply choose to identify this way. There could be many reasons for this.

Bathroom bills:

Require people to use the restroom that matches their gender identity.

Protect women and children who are at risk from sexual predators.

Create more problems than they solve by forcing those who appear to be a certain gender to use the bathroom that matches their birth-assigned sex.

Require people to use the restroom that matches their sex assigned at birth.

Are based on clear case law and criminal examples that document a history of predatory behavior by the homosexual and lesbian communities.

What would you think if asked to add your pronouns to the signature line of an email? (check all that apply)

It makes sense to me and likely helps others and makes me a good ally.

It has no place in the workplace and could turn off potential clients or sales.

I would say no because being forced to tell people who I have sex with violates my right to privacy.

You don’t need to do this since you can tell someone’s gender from their physical appearance.

While this might seem like a good idea, it might cause more harm by forcing people who are not ready to share their gender expression with others to do so.

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