LGBH stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Heterosexual. It’s a humanist movement that unites everyone—regardless of who they love—in a space of clarity, respect, and inclusion.

• How is it different from LGBT? The term LGBT, used since the 1990s, often mixes sexual orientation (who you love) with gender identity (who you are). This can confuse people and make some feel left out. LGBH focuses solely on sexual orientation, adding the "H" to include heterosexuals and welcome everyone.
• Why does it exist? Today, many people—young or old—don’t fully understand terms like LGBT, and this confusion can create division. LGBH offers a clear alternative: a movement where lesbian, gay, bisexual, and straight people can connect without ideology or ambiguity.
• Who is it for? Everyone. Whether you’re straight, gay, lesbian, or bi, LGBH invites you to join a conversation about love, unity, and mutual respect.

LGBH isn’t here to replace other movements. It’s a new path to bring people together in a divided world.Join the Movement | Learn More About Our Values