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From gay Afro Latino lawmaker Ritchie Torres to transgender “Pose” star Mj Rodriguez, queer Latinos are making both history and waves in a number of fields. In celebration of Hispanic Heritage.

It turns out that nearly 20% of young adult Hispanics identify as LGBTQ+, that a majority of Christian Hispanics support LGBTQ+ anti-discrimination laws, and that over two-thirds of LGBTQ+.

LGBTQ+ Latinx activists have long been at the forefront of advancing both queer and Latinx communities, often navigating the intersections of multiple oppressions. These trailblazers haven’t just fought for equality; they’ve also built movements that elevate their communities while challenging systemic injustice.

This report analyzes several data sources to provide information on adults who self-identify as Hispanic or Latino/a and LGBT in the U.S. and by region. It focuses on demographic characteristics and several key domains of well-being, including mental health, physical health, economic health, and social and cultural experiences.

From gay Afro Latino lawmaker Ritchie Torres to transgender “Pose” star Mj Rodriguez, queer Latinos are making both history and waves in a number of fields. In celebration of Hispanic Heritage.

Latino stars, including Ricky Martin, Ariana DeBose, and Michelle Rodriguez, who are out, loud, and proud.

A Pew Research Center poll found that 37% of all Hispanic respondents viewed the legalization of same-sex marriage as being good for society, and 36% considered greater social acceptance of.

In , Esquivel became the first female president of Gay and Lesbian Latinos Unidos, and she played a pivotal role in founding other national Latino LGBTQ+ organizations. Her activism extended to environmental justice, where she continues to champion civil rights and climate policy at Earthjustice.