GLAAD Accountability Project
The GLAAD Accountability Project monitors and documents individual public figures and groups using their platforms to spread misinformation and false rhetoric against LGBTQ people, youth, and allies. Some groups have misleading names inferring unwarranted expertise or credibility, when their main focus is advocating against LGBTQ people, and some claiming to be grassroots efforts have ties to national organizations with long histories opposing LGBTQ Americans.
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Recently updated profiles:
Roger Severino
—Issued a ruling that scraps protections for transgender patients against discrimination by doctors, hospitals, and…
Andrew Bremberg
—Policy director for the 2016 Republican Party platform which became the most anti-LGBTQ in the…
Mark Green
—Withdrew his nomination by President Trump for Secretary of the Army following opposition regarding bigoted…
Tom Marino
—Nominated to be Drug Czar but withdrew nomination after legislation he sponsored hindered the Drug…
Scott Garrett
—Was nominated by President Donald Trump to head the Export-Import Bank, but a bi-partisan group…
Scott Brown
—Voted for a state constitutional amendment that would have reversed marriage equality in the state…
Charmaine Yoest
—Former executive at the Family Research Council, an anti-LGBTQ organization that the Southern Poverty Law…
Jay Sekulow
—Leads the American Center For Law And Justice (ACLJ) , an organization at the forefront…
Bethany Kozma
—Reporting reveals that Bethany Kozma said during closed-door meetings at the annual United Nations Commission…
Mark Esper
—Gave misleading answer to interview question asking about a “blanket ban” on transgender people serving…
Sam Clovis
—Nominee for Under Secretary of Agriculture for Research, Education, and Economics. Clovis, a non-scientist, withdrew…
Kayleigh McEnany
—In a press briefing, asked whether President Trump would lift the ban on transgender military…