Search Results: pride (831)

[…] rights in their countries.  GLAAD’s goal was to help journalists tell the story of LGBTQ athletes fairly, accurately, and inclusively. With our partners at Athlete Ally and Pride House Tokyo, GLAAD produced a “Guide to Covering LGBTQ Athletes at the 2020 Olympics and Paralympics” as a resource to journalists and media professionals. The guide […]

[…] LGBTQ+ youth and taking a stand against bullying. By going purple in visible and public ways, these faith groups have come together to send a message of pride, acceptance, and encouragement for LGBTQ+ youth both in the US and abroad.  Here are some of the amazing groups that have gone purple for LGBTQ+ youth:  […]

[…] Rams made history by having five openly gay cheerleaders on the sidelines during Super Bowl LVI, as reported by Outsports. Actress Sandra Mae Frank wore a Progress Pride pin while performing the National Anthem with country artist Mickey Guyton and “America the Beautiful” with R&B singer Jhene Aiko in American Sign Language on behalf […]

[…] and parent company.  Public advocacy efforts from a film studio or parent company around pro-LGBTQ or anti-LGBTQ legislation.  LGBTQ-inclusive ads or other public communications, especially outside of Pride month. Actions taken to support a studio’s LGBTQ-inclusive titles internationally. Recent examples include: in 2021, Marvel’s film ‘Eternals’ was pulled from Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Kuwait […]

[…] Senator Marco Rubio bravely stepped up to take urgent action to protect our kids: he wrote a letter to an Air Force base in Germany opposing a Pride month event at which drag queens would read story books to families who chose to attend. Obviously, this is sarcasm, but Rubio’s letter really happened, and […]

  By: Julian J. Walker, Communities of Color Associate Director and Kayla Thompson, Communities of Color Junior Associate   In June, to celebrate Pride Month, BET+ streamed Noah’s Arc, bringing a Season One marathon of the show to a new audience and platform. Although the show only ran for two seasons after its premiere […]

[…] to prohibit commercial conversion therapy, a practice that attempts to change a person’s sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression.  Cosponsored Senate resolutions honoring June as LGBTQ Pride Month in 2021 and 2022.  Opposed the Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade, saying, “I do not support a nationwide abortion ban,” and calling it, […]

[…] year, supporting LGBTQ youth and taking a stand against bullying. By going purple in public ways, these faith groups have come together to send a message of pride, acceptance, and encouragement for LGBTQ youth in the U.S. and abroad. The United Church of Christ, the Religious Exemption Accountability Project, Beth Chayim Chadashim, Q Christian […]