Most Ivy League schools have LGBT rates that far surpass national averages, according to the latest polling numbers by the educational institutions themselves.
Brown University made headlines in early July 2023 when it reported that 38% of its student body identified with a sexuality other than straight — doubling its numbers from 2010 — far above the national numbers for Generation Z (1997-2004), which Gallup determined to be 19.7%.
After a review of five other Ivy League school's self-reported numbers, Brown is not an anomaly by any stretch of the imagination, but it is indeed a front runner.
Ivy League LGBTQ+ numbers soar and students point to identity politics https://t.co/tUDbXWxBF0 pic.twitter.com/Gvr1995wsU
— New York Post (@nypost) July 20, 2023
