Those questions are usually at the end of the job application and when you've filled out enough of them, you can tell the difference between one platform's lega

Those questions are usually at the end of the job application and when you've filled out enough of them, you can tell the difference between one platform's legal boilerplate and questions added manually by the employer. All of the sexual orientation questions are clearly of the latter sort. Neither the federal government nor my state require asking anything about sexual orientation. (And yes I do answer "Prefer not to self identify" to the ethnicity question and all of the employer added ones)