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[…] for LGBTQ content throughout the entire series. Receives Award: Award is given to the show. Producer, host, and/or participants may accept. Outstanding Children’s Programming Given to a family-oriented television program created for younger children. Award is given for a lead, supporting, or recurring LGBTQ character, or for an LGBTQ-inclusive episode or story arc in […]

[…] Latino LinQ, which focuses on LGBTQ and HIV equity for Latinos in Atlanta. You can also find him on a dance floor in the city supporting his family’s queer-Latinx parties, La Choloteca. He feels “very lucky to have a close support network that reflects values.” La Choloteca is organizing a “Baile Contra Estigma” or […]

[…] HBO MAX. Sunday, November 15: Fear the Walking Dead (9pm, AMC); The Walking Dead: World Beyond (10pm, AMC); Fargo (10pm, FX) Monday: Dancing With the Stars (8pm, ABC); L.A.’s Finest (8pm, FOX); Filthy Rich (9pm, FOX); Bull (10pm, CBS) Tuesday: This Is Us (9pm, NBC); Chopped (9pm, Food Network); Big Sky (10pm, ABC); FBI: […]

[…] nomination for Michaela Jaé (Mj) Rodriguez for her outstanding work on Pose. 73rd Annual Emmy Awards: Sunday, 8pm ET/5pm PT on CBS and Paramount+. This season of ABC’s Dancing With the Stars starts on Monday. Among the contestants is out star Jojo Siwa, who will be the first person on the long-running series to […]

[…] The Walking Dead: World Beyond (10pm, AMC); Work in Progress (11pm, Showtime) Monday: Y: The Last Man (Hulu); The Baby-Sitters Club (Netflix) Dancing With the Stars (8pm, ABC); The Voice (8pm, NBC); Roswell, New Mexico (8pm, The CW); 9-1-1 (9pm, FOX); The L Word: Generation Q (9pm, Showtime); We’re Here (9pm, HBO) The Good […]

[…] From Thomas Morgan III, the first gay Black man elected as president of the National Association of Black Journalists, to the bravery of anchors and personalities like ABC’s Robin Robers, CNN’s Don Lemon, and the Los Angeles Times’ L.Z. Granderson, Black LGBTQIA reporting and contributions are deeply woven into the fiber of American culture. […]

In the wake of the horrific tragedy that took place at a queer club in Colorado Springs late Saturday night, taking the lives of at least 5 people and injuring 25, people from all over the world are sending thoughtful messages of support to the victims and their families. See just a small snapshot of what celebrities and politicians

GLAAD: “Baseless legislation does not stand a chance against facts and loving families following best practice, evidence-based healthcare that’s supported by every major medical association. The judge’s ruling is a victory for trans youth, families and their health care providers, and should send a clear signal to lawmakers and other states: listen to trans youth.