Disney and equalpride, The Advocate’s Parent Company, Announce Content Deal
equalpride is one of four diverse-owned media companies partnering with Disney on the initiative.
May 12, 2023
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equalpride is one of four diverse-owned media companies partnering with Disney on the initiative.
Diversity has skyrocketed in this year, according to a report from the LGBTQ media organization.
The advocacy group will be honored during Monday’s televised awards show.
GLAAD's Studio Responsibility Index finds increased LGBTQ+ representation but a need for improvement in several areas.
All representations of white supremacy need to be removed, say organizers of the Durham action.
The activist and educator is creating space for other queer and trans people of color in the theater world.
Where are the female, trans, bisexual, and genderqueer films?
However, for the fourth year in a row, there was zero representation for trans and nonbinary characters in major studio releases.
The past decade saw incredible progress in LGBTQ+ representation in media, but recent trends show a concerning decline. Learn how the latest initiative strives to ensure LGBTQ+ stories and creatives can be celebrated and supported.
Rivule Sykes's campaign in the Fifth Congressional District of Louisiana is one that aims to bring "people’s attention to the issues we all face together."
The blockbuster marks the end of an era -- and the beginning of a more diverse one.
Here are the most salient points from transgender actors and creatives who spoke to The Hollywood Reporter about seeing themselves on-screen.
This year's diverse list includes such names as JoJo Siwa, Ve'ondre Mitchell, mxmtoon, Yasmin Finney, and Stella Keating.
The publication was honored along with Bros, A League of Their Own, What We Do in the Shadows, and many more.
Joe Serafini and Frankie A. Rodriguez talk to The Advocate about giving the next-generation Disney fans the LGBTQ+ representation they deserve!
The out, Emmy-winning Master of None star has signed on to a part of the legal defense fund to help LGBT women and women of color.
There was also a record-high percentage of overall LGBTQ+ characters on scripted prime-time television.
GLAAD "has had a culture-changing impact," says Television Academy President Frank Scherma.
The magazine was among 156 nominees honored for "fair, accurate, and inclusive representations of the LGBTQ community and the issues that affect their lives."
An exciting new way to access LGBT content is on its way, writes Allie Esslinger, and not a moment too soon.