全國 LGBTQ+ 女性社群調查揭示性取向、性別認同和生活掙扎

A new report from the National LGBTQ+ Women's Community Survey was recently released, which not only highlights issues such as sexual orientation and gender identity, political stance, income, and education, but also delves into the various struggles LGBTQ+ women experience in the United States. Conducted between June 2021 and June 2022 by an organization specializing in the lives of cool women, the survey involved 5,002 LGBTQ+ women who answered over 100 questions.

調查結果揭示了一些引人注目的數據：女同性戀者佔受訪者的56%，即2,798人；自稱酷兒的有791人；自稱雙性戀的有742人。在性別認同方面，超過52%的人選擇「女性」，而「男性」和「非二元性別」的比例都不到這個數字的一半。這些數據不僅提供了對美國LGBTQ+女性社群的深入了解，還揭示了一些重要的社會問題。

例如，與美國成年人中24%的比例相比，更多的LGBTQ+女性（32%）表示患有心理健康障礙。此外，四分之一的受訪者表示患有BIPOC（黑人、原住民和有色人種），這一發現凸顯了社會中存在的種族和性別交叉歧視問題。

為了紀念女同性戀可見度週，讓我們深入研究這份調查報告，看看它揭示了哪些關於LGBTQ+女性的有趣事實。

First, the survey found that LGBTQ+ women face a great deal of abuse, but they rely on their friends to help them through it.65% respondents reported being verbally harassed, 51% reported being bullied, 32% reported facing sexual harassment, 16% reported being physically sexually assaulted, and 13% reported being been sexually assaulted. These data demonstrate the importance of family and community in navigating difficult situations for cool women.

The survey also found that LGBTQ+ women are generally better educated, but this does not equate to higher salaries.52% women have graduate or professional degrees but generally earn less, highlighting the issue of gender and sexual orientation discrimination in the workplace.522 The survey also found that LGBTQ+ women are better educated than LGBTQ+ women, but this does not equate to higher salaries.

In terms of political policy, 31.8% of respondents said healthcare and reproductive rights were their top policy priorities. Additionally, nine in ten respondents voted in the 2020 election, with 96% voting for Democrats, but there is also a growing number of young LGBTQ+ women who are dissatisfied with mainstream political parties and movements.

Finally, the survey also revealed an interesting phenomenon: LGBTQ+ women have a higher frequency of sexual behavior (841 TP3T) than the general population (731 TP3T), and their sex lives bring more pleasure and delight. This finding is consistent with a recent report in the journal Social Psychological and Personality Science, which found that lesbians have more clitoral stimulation and more orgasms during intercourse than heterosexual women.

Overall, this report from the National LGBTQ+ Women's Community Survey provides insight into the lives of cool women, revealing the challenges and joys they face. These findings are not only critical to raising awareness and understanding of LGBTQ+ women in the community, but also provide invaluable data to support the promotion of gender equality and diversity.