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On Spirit Day, Rebekah Bruesehoff, a 16-year-old author and activist talks about her history of advocating for the rights and safety of transgender young people since the age of 10.
GLAAD commissioned the poll for this year's observance of Spirit Day.
Find out how these educators are keeping queer youth safe.
It's more than wearing purple, writes youth activist Jayson Bijak.
The incredible dancers rock to Lady Gaga's "Marry the Night" and take a stand against bullying.Â
TV personalities around the nation, including MSNBC's Thomas Roberts, the women of The View, and even NBC's peacock logo, sported purple to take a stand for LGBT youth.
In observation of Spirit Day, LGBT grown-ups share experiences of being bullied in their youth.
Spirit Day, a day to support LGBTQ+ youth, is also a day to fight racism and other forms of oppression that queer people live under.
GLAAD has announced a star-studded list of participants in the annual campaign, to take place Thursday.
The White House, Britney Spears, the NBA, and more are taking a stand against the bullying of LGBT youth.
The University of Missouri's student athletes are helping to stand up for LGBT youth.
