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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—Said transgender women are “not women.” —Appeared to back away from previous transphobic comments, but…
—Leveled a dangerous and misleading QAnon-influenced attack on Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown-Jackson, falsely…
—Said tolerance of LGBTQ individuals poses a threat to America’s “moral fiber,” telling the Christian…
—Claimed that LGBTQ rights activists are child abusers, saying, “the Left has been on the…
—Called President Obama “the godfather of the LGBTQ mafia.” —Said drag queen story hour is…
—Tweeted “The #EqualityAct is anything but equality. This bill would shut down businesses and charities,…
—Blamed the Pulse nightclub shooting on LGBT communities. —Said on his now-banned YouTube channel that…
—Introduced legislation to ban transgender athletes from participating in women’s sports. The bill, purporting to…
—Wrote in an article: “We’re all transphobic…. We see there are no old trannies. They…
—Opposed marriage equality. —Opposed repealing the Defense of Marriage Act. —Supported an amendment to the…
—While running for Senate, was credibly accused of sexual assault, child predation and molestation, while…
—Baselessly claimed in a transphobic tweet, that there were photos of suspected shooted in the Uuvalde school shooting…