Is queer media in crisis? A new report shows the way forward
LGBTQ+ media is in danger — but all is not lost.
November 4, 2025
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LGBTQ+ media is in danger — but all is not lost.
The power duo also stands accused of misogyny, bullying, and intimidation by tens of former and current employees.
Too much of the visual representation of LGBTQ+ people in media is hackneyed, and GLAAD and Getty are offering a new guide to address it.
Karen and Barry Mason were once the top distributors of gay erotica in the country. Their place in LGBTQ history is at the center of a new film.
The mayor isn't the only LGBTQ person who gets frustrated with queer media, but it remains absolutely necessary, writes Amanda Kerri.
The co-editor in chief of Variety says there’s "never been so many positive examples of queer representation in popular culture."
Some believe this is another sign of a crackdown on LGBTQ+ groups in the country.
A new campaign from Storyblocks, Re:Stock, is dedicated to enhancing BIPOC and LGBTQ+ representation.
All five major platforms must do more to protect LGBTQ+ users, according to GLAAD's Social Media Safety Index Platform Scorecard.
Figures suggest that the president is sucking up the mainstream media's bandwidth -- to the detriment of marginalized communities.
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The 2025 Social Media Safety Index from GLAAD reveals widespread failures by major tech platforms to protect LGBTQ+ users.
U.S. Reps. Mark Takano and Adam Schiff cite a report that use of the "groomer" narrative has risen 119 percent since Musk took over Twitter last fall.
The Evansville Review has run both paid ads and editorial content attacking the LGBTQ+ community.