Each week, The Advocate newsletter has a little bit of LGBTQ+ trivia. Tuesday, you'll get the question. Thursday, you'll get a hint. And today, you'll get the answer.

This week's question was: Who was the first out elected public official in the U.S.?

This week's answer is: Kathy Kozachenko, who successfully ran for a seat on the Ann Arbor, Mich., city council at the age of only 21 in 1974. While two members of the same city council, Jerry DeGrieck and Nancy Wechsler, came out during the term preceding her election, Kozachenko was the first person to win an election campaigning as openly gay.

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​Classic Hollywood star Cary Grant sparked some debate on The Advocate's social media this week after his fourth wife Dyan Cannon and "Archie" actor Jason Isaacs addressed the speculation about Grant's sexuality. Cannon said in an interview that she "never saw an indication" that Grant was attracted to men, while Isaacs suggested, "Today, you might call him 'fluid.'"

Some of our readers considered Grant's relationships with men like actor Randolph Scott an open secret and wondered why the question was still up for debate at all. Others felt it might not be appropriate to publicly speculate about someone who died 37 years ago and isn't here to set the record straight (so to speak).

What do you think? Email us at social@advocate.com with your thoughts.

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