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As the election returns came in from Virginia, Kentucky, and Ohio one week ago, a picture of victory became clear. Voters in those states marked their ballots in favor of pro-equality candidates and issues, and their choices advances LGBTQ equality and representation. And another image emerged as well—that of the failure of anti-transgender rhetoric in campaigns.

When I entered the 2023 LGBTQ+ International Leaders Conference – held annually by the Victory Institute –  with Ross Murray, Vice President of the GLAAD Media Institute, and Brian Martin, Consultant to the GLAAD Media Institute, to interview and consult with over 135 elected leaders throughout the country – including 80 elected officials who joined

Please find a press release with the complete list of nominees for the 35th Annual GLAAD Media Awards at www.glaad.org/releases. Additional facts, figures, and details about the diversity of this year’s nominees follows. TOTAL NUMBER OF NOMINEES: 310 (280 English, 30 Spanish-language) TOTAL NUMBER OF GLAAD MEDIA AWARDS CATEGORIES: 33 (29 English, 4 Spanish-language) CRITERIA

Bernie Wagenblast is a tri-state area voiceover artist, transportation journalist, and GLAAD Media Institute (GMI) alum hailing from Cranford, New Jersey. Moreover, Wagenblast has been to a couple of GMI training sessions over the years. The first one was the GLAAD Institute’s “Engagement 101 Telling Your Story: Messaging and Media Tools For Today’s Activists” on Sept.

Please find a press release with the complete list of nominees for the 35th Annual GLAAD Media Awards at www.glaad.org/releases. Additional facts, figures, and details about the diversity of this year’s nominees follows. TOTAL NUMBER OF NOMINEES: 310 (280 English, 30 Spanish-language) TOTAL NUMBER OF GLAAD MEDIA AWARDS CATEGORIES: 33 (29 English, 4 Spanish-language) CRITERIA FOR

English | Spanish How a Latinx journalist found freedom and joy in their name Editor’s note: This essay is part of the “Authentic Self” series, which is part of the initiative “More LGBTQIA+ Latinx in Newsrooms.” It aims to share stories and underscore the importance of hiring more queer reporters in newsrooms. The series is

For this year’s #BiWeek, I wanted to shine a spotlight on four bisexual characters who have been favorites of mine personally. Let us know who some of your favorite bi+ characters are!