Why LGBTQ+ representation in video games matters more than ever: report
GLAAD has released its first report on video gaming, showing LGBTQ+ gamers find both satisfaction and some less positive consequences.
FEBRUARY 14, 2024
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GLAAD has released its first report on video gaming, showing LGBTQ+ gamers find both satisfaction and some less positive consequences.
Olson, an acclaimed filmmaker and an expert on media and technology, will lead efforts to make social media safe for LGBTQ+ people -- which it isn't now, she says.
All five major platforms must do more to protect LGBTQ+ users, according to GLAAD's Social Media Safety Index Platform Scorecard.
Variety's Philanthropist of the Year shared the remarkable story of how she came to support LGBTQ causes.
For this activist, bisexual artists and their anthems make the community feel less dispersed.
The Rev. Dr. Megan Rohrer says their fellow Lutherans "prayerfully and thoughtfully voted to do a historic thing."
Monday's decision didn't just benefit gay, lesbian, and transgender people.
The Immanuel Christian School, where the second lady teaches art, is harming young people with its anti-LGBTQ policies, writes GLAAD's Senior Director of the Media Institute, Ross Murray.
A new report from GLAAD shows a troubling shift in attitudes toward queer people.
At least 66 incidents occurred between June 2022 and January 2024 in which a religious institution was targeted for its perceived support of LGBTQ+ people.
This year's diverse list includes such names as JoJo Siwa, Ve'ondre Mitchell, mxmtoon, Yasmin Finney, and Stella Keating.
After the denomination's leadership embraced bigotry, LGBTQ Methodists find themselves at a crossroads.
Honoring someone who targets our community is more than a micro-aggression, it's a denial of our humanity.
The transgender author revealed how her own story is reflected in the lives -- and secrets -- of her first mystery novel's characters.
Opinion: Pope Francis's journey with the LGBTQ+ community embodies a tale of hope and complexity, punctuated by moments of compassion.
GLAAD "has had a culture-changing impact," says Television Academy President Frank Scherma.
The advocacy group will be honored during Monday’s televised awards show.
It's hard to see life beyond the daily onslaught of horrible news. Monica Trasandes of GLAAD knows how you can lift your spirit.
Inoke Tonga, forced out as volleyball coach at a Denver Christian high school, shared his story with Ellen DeGeneres.
Canceled events and unemployed supporters add up to financial challenges, but LGBTQ groups are determined to carry out their missions.