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Faith and queerness are not exclusive. More data could help push back against hate while allowing LGBTQ+ people to tell more expansive stories about themselves.
As a religious LGBTQ+ person, I don’t feel the need to flaunt that or give that data. My FAFSA application asked questions about my LGBTQ+ status, and I lied my ass off because I’m scared of what the Nazi so-called-Christians in my government will try to do with that information. I’m a “real” Christian whose favorite Leviticus line isn’t the one about not being gay, it’s 19:18. That part, somehow, slips their minds when making decisions.
As a religious LGBTQ+ person, I don’t feel the need to flaunt that or give that data. My FAFSA application asked questions about my LGBTQ+ status, and I lied my ass off because I’m scared of what the Nazi so-called-Christians in my government will try to do with that information. I’m a “real” Christian whose favorite Leviticus line isn’t the one about not being gay, it’s 19:18. That part, somehow, slips their minds when making decisions.