GOA Catalyst Conference

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Stand Up for Inclusivity

Welcome to the GOA Catalyst Conference quiz designed to explore your responses to scenarios involving homophobia and transphobia. Your answers will help shed light on your understanding of inclusivity and how to promote a respectful environment for everyone.

Reflect on real-life situations
Engage with thought-provoking scenarios
Learn how to support your friends and classmates

3 Questions1 MinutesCreated by UnderstandingVoice12

1. What would you do if you overheard a classmate saying a homophobic joke loudly (your friend, who identifies as queer, heard it too)?

A) Say nothing but give your friend a look that says you think that kid is wrong.

B) Say nothing and give your friend a look that says, say something!

C) Tell the classmate not to say that joke again and try to educate him on why it’s offensive to say things like that.

D) Say nothing, and tell the teacher to give a talk to the class on sensitivity.

2. What would you do if a friend of yours said something homophobic?

A) Say nothing and change the subject.

B) Say nothing and then ask someone else what you should have said.

C) Tell the friend that what they said was offensive to you and move on.

D) Tell the friend that what they said was offensive and try to educate them on why they shouldn’t speak that way.

3. In your history class, your teacher, who you have always liked, says something about how transgender people are "just confused." What do you do?

A) Say nothing and hope he changes the subject.

B) Say nothing and then ask someone else what you should have done.

C) Ask your teacher to clarify why he said that, either right then or after class.

Raise your hand and say, respectfully, that is untrue and you should not be expressing opinions as facts in a history class.

GOA Catalyst Conference

Stand Up for Inclusivity

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