The pejorative phrase “that’s so gay” is still prominent on college campuses - and it’s still hurting LGB youth and adolescents. 

Researchers surveyed 114 gay, lesbian and bisexual students (no reasoning for the absence of trans students is given) about how often they heard the phrase “that’s so gay” around school and how it affected them. The results, from CBS:

Data suggests gay, lesbian and bisexual college students who heard “that’s so gay” more frequently were more likely to report feeling isolated and to suffer negative health symptoms, such as headaches, poor appetite or eating problems.

Practically every respondent reported hearing “that’s so gay” on campus at least once in the past 12 months. Nearly half of the students said they’ve heard the phrase more than 10 times within the year. Only 14 respondents—or 13 percent—hadn’t heard it at all.