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Wedding bells are ringing in New York state. Much media attention has been given to religious leaders and communities who oppose marriage equality, so GLAAD is lifting up the places of worship that are willing and excited to participate in the marriages of all couples. There are many places of worship in New York that

Wedding bells are ringing in New York state. Much media attention has been given to religious leaders and communities who oppose marriage equality, so GLAAD is lifting up the places of worship that are willing and excited to participate in the marriages of all couples. There are many places of worship in New York that

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Scouts for Equality “Since 1991, the Boy Scouts of America has barred openly gay individuals from participating in its program at any level. Scouts for Equality will lead a respectful, honest dialogue with current and former Scouts and Scout Leaders about ending this outdated policy. By embodying the values of the Scout Oath and Law,

Russia’s ban on so-called “LGBT propaganda” June 2013 – Russia passes a law banning the “propaganda of non-traditional sexual relationships” to minors.  The law has a vague definition of “propaganda,” which could include speaking favorably about LGBT people publically, displaying a rainbow flag, holding hands with a same-sex partner, or even the simple act of

Creating Inclusive Screens: The GLAAD & NAHJ Bilingual Multi-Media Digital Journalism Contest OFFICIAL RULES NO PURCHASE NECESSARY.  A PURCHASE WILL NOT IMPROVE YOUR CHANCE OF WINNING. PROMOTION DESCRIPTION:  The Creating Inclusive Screens: The GLAAD & NAHJ Bilingual Multi-Media Digital Journalism Contest (the “Contest”) begins on or about February 9, 2018 at 12:01 a.m. Eastern Time

GLAAD launched the bilingual campaign Inclusive Screens, Pantalla Inclusiva in December 2017 to engage Latinx LGBTQ people and allies around the lack of inclusion on novelas and series on Spanish language television and the lack of the full inclusion of Latinx people in English language media. Folks are encouraged to sign a petition to show

Critical LGBTQ issues have yet to be addressed in this 2020 election coverage. LGBTQ Americans deserve to know where the candidates stand on our issues, and more importantly, we deserve to be heard. CNN exit polls for the 2018 midterm elections indicated that 6 percent of the overall voting electorate identified as LGBTQ. The Presidential debates must include