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LGBTQ-Inclusive Movies Rise As Racial Diversity Plummets, GLAAD Report Finds

The 2020 "Studio Responsibility Index" revealed an absence of transgender lives on the big screen and declining representation of queer people of color.
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J.K. Rowling Spent Her Saturday Pissing Off The Internet With Anti-Trans Tweetstorm

It all started when the "Harry Potter" author took issue with the phrase "people who menstruate.”
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Taylor Swift And Janet Mock To Receive Huge GLAAD Honors For LGBTQ Advocacy Work

The two stars will be feted at the 2020 GLAAD Media Awards in Los Angeles this spring.
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Chick-Fil-A Says It Will End Donations To Anti-LGBTQ Organizations

The fast food chain pledged to shift its philanthropic focus to education and homelessness. GLAAD is pushing for "further transparency."
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LGBTQ Representation On TV Hits All-Time High, New GLAAD Report Finds

The 2019 "Where We Are on TV" report finds inclusive shows like "Pose" and "Schitt's Creek" have made a powerful impact.
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Pop Hit-Maker Justin Tranter Fights For Change On And Off The Airwaves

Ariana Grande and the Jonas Brothers' trusted collaborator marked Spirit Day with their third benefit concert for GLAAD.
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Dan Levy Of ‘Schitt’s Creek’ Once Feared Having To Keep Sexuality A Secret For Life

Levy recalled how his coming out struggles spurred his Hollywood career in an emotional GLAAD speech.
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LGBTQ Rights Groups Privately Feud Over Strategy

Human Rights Campaign, ACLU told GLAAD to quit its “dangerous” push for an LGBTQ constitutional amendment.
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IMDb Allows Transgender People To Remove 'Dead' Names In 'Imperfect' Policy Change

The film database announced the update after outcry from LGBTQ rights groups. Still, many feel the site has more work to do.
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Young Americans Are Becoming Less Comfortable With LGBTQ People, GLAAD Finds

It's the second year in a row that acceptance among young adults has dropped, signaling "a looming social crisis in discrimination," according to one pollster.
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