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LGBT (or variations thereupon) is a cultural movement and community centered around marginalized sexualities and gender identities, which came to prominence in the 20th century. LGBT is an initialism umbrella term that stands for "lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender" but typically applies to a larger inter-connected community that also includes intersex people, asexual, aromantic, and agender people, and anyone who identifies as queer. Expanded variants of the term such as LGBTQIA+ are commonly used to signify this expansion of the community.
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- Archives of glbtq.com, the GLBTQ encyclopedia (dissolved 2015)
- Directory of U.S. and international LGBT Community Centers (archived 10 October 2008)
- American Psychological Association's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Concerns Office
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Category:Asexuality Category:Aromanticism Category:Bisexuality Category:Initialisms Category:Intersex Category:Lesbianism Category:Non-binary gender Category:Queer Category:Sexual fluidity Category:Two-spirit Category:Transgender Category:Pansexuality Category:Male homosexuality Category:Homosexuality Category:Third gender Category:Demisexuality