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[…] inclusive. Following in order, GLAAD counted 20 films as comedies with five (25 percent) being inclusive, two of 24 dramas (eight percent), and one of 16 animated/ family films (six percent) included LGBTQ characters. There were no LGBTQ-inclusive documentaries from the major studios in 2017. Universal Pictures was by far the most LGBTQ-inclusive of […]

[…] drama and comedy films were the most inclusive genres this year, with seven inclusive films each. Genre films (Action, Sci-fi/Fantasy/Horror) followed with six inclusive films, while Animated/ Family films counted two, and there were zero LGBTQ-inclusive documentaries from the major studios.   Among the studios, Paramount Pictures had the highest percentage of LGBTQ-inclusive films […]

[…] “In the current world climate it’s important for not only our community to see themselves represented, but also for the world to get to know a queer family in a more intimate way and show that we all have more similarities than not. That queer women can be successful, beautiful and in loving relationships […]

[…] in rural Indiana. “There was no Mexicans around… I was called ugly all the time,” he explained. “I had a lot of anger and resentment towards my family and the people that I loved.” He explains how when he turned 19, he was living in a friend’s attic while working at a Guitar Center. […]

[…] media coverage on their views. Those who reported seeing LGBTQ people in entertainment media, and advertising reported: Up to a 35% increase in feeling comfortable learning a family member is LGBTQ Up to a 32% increase in feeling comfortable learning their doctor is LGBTQ Up to a 30% increase in feeling comfortable voting for […]

[…] the LGBTQ community in the United States, with historic advancements achieved for both legal equality and cultural acceptance. Today, more Americans than ever before support and accept their LGBTQ family members, coworkers, and neighbors – a fact Accelerating Acceptance, now in its third iteration, reflects. Read the report View Past Years’ Reports  |  Current Year

[…] media coverage on their views. Those who reported seeing LGBTQ people in entertainment media, and advertising reported: Up to a 35% increase in feeling comfortable learning a family member is LGBTQ Up to a 32% increase in feeling comfortable learning their doctor is LGBTQ Up to a 30% increase in feeling comfortable voting for […]

[…] on Washington. Elliot Page tells what seems like a very personal story in the  Close To You directed by Dominic Savage. Page plays Sam, who apprehensively attends a family reunion. His parents and siblings have become estranged since his transition and the reunion  turns into a raw, emotional journey. All the while, he also reunites […]