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As students, families, and school employees head back to school for the fall, they face an atmosphere of uncertainty and censorship. The past year has seen a disturbing uptick in attempts to ban books and inclusive lesson plans from schools, as extremist groups and politicians falsely frame accurate teachings about race and LGBTQ issues as

Members of GLAAD’s Board of Directors and staff in Provincetown earlier this summer. GLAAD announced that communications and diversity & inclusion specialist Maeve DuVally as well as content creator Samantha Lux have joined GLAAD’s National Board of Directors. Additionally, David Hornik is returning to the Board of Directors after previously completing a six year term. 

GLAAD’s Spanish-language and Latine Media Team has an exciting new list of Spanish-language and Latin American content covering T.V., film, books, digital content and more!

In the 2022 midterm contest, election denial narratives began before the primary polls were even closed. Primary voters in Arizona chose election deniers as their Republican nominees for governor, attorney general, and secretary of state, making Arizona a battleground state with “Big Lie” proponents in all three top statewide races. Equality Arizona and GLAAD, the world’s largest LGBTQ media

Filmmaker and LGBTQ advocate Daniella Carter hosted a Spirit Day-themed screening and reception for her new short film ‘I Love My Mother’ last night in New York City. The event was hosted at Soho House New York in collaboration with national LGBTQ advocacy organization GLAAD and the Phluid Project, a gender-free fashion brand which amplifies

Colorado Springs-based Club Q released a statement to GLAAD Sunday night about the deadly mass shooting at the club late Saturday. At least five people were killed and 25 others were injured. “Club Q is in shock, and in deep mourning, with the family and friends who had loved ones senselessly taken from them. We

With a name change, a drastic decline in cases nationally, and even less media coverage, the virus formerly known as monkeypox—now renamed mpox by The World Health Organization earlier this month—has nearly disappeared from the national conversation. But with Black gay and bisexual men disproportionately impacted and vaccinated less for mpox than their white and

A conversation with the editors, publishers and founders of both the nation’s oldest LGBTQ newspaper and its successful younger sibling This month, the Los Angeles Blade celebrates six years of award-winning coverage of the LGBTQ community through daily online articles and weekly print publications. In October, its sister, the Washington Blade, will mark its 54th