Year: 2020

Latinx celebrities came out in full force again this year for #SpiritDay! Among those who turned their social media purple or in other ways participated, were Adriana Barraza, Horacio Pancheri, Ana de la Reguera, Christian Chavez, Natalia Jiménez, Mauricio Martinez, and many more.

One again this year it was fantastic to see the casts of leading Spanish-language shows go purple for #SpiritDay. The casts of the morning show Despierta América on Univision and of Un Nuevo Día on Telemundo all rocked purple again this year, as did the hosts of Primer Impacto and The Zoo on LATV. Spanish-language streamer Pantaya joined #SpiritDay and turned various channels purple.

For Spirit Day, GLAAD Campus Ambassador Grace Ancrum shares her experience with bullying and coming into her gender expression.

This year, TikTok is going purple to support LGBTQ youth. TikTok Creators around the world threw their support to Spirit Day, and the TikTok team took the time to highlight a few messages of support to LGBTQ youth on social media.

NBCUniversal went purple across the board today in celebration of #SpiritDay. Talent from Syfy, NBC, NBC News, Universal Kids, and more showed…

Check out what the casts of grown-ish, Good Trouble, Everything’s Gonna Be Okay, Motherland: Fort Salem and more had to say, join them now by going purple on social using #SpiritDay!

Spirit Day is a worldwide phenomenon. Even before October 15 began in the United States, organizations, people, companies and institutions starting going purple, beginning in the earlies time zones, slowing working their way across the globe.

In its first year reunited as ViacomCBS, talent from across the media conglomerate came together on GLAAD Spirit Day to show support for LGBTQ youth!