Telling our stories is a powerful tool for change. Together, we’ll continue to build a future that is fair, just and a future that is free for all of us. #GLAADawards
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Telling our stories is a powerful tool for change. Together, we’ll continue to build a future that is fair, just and a future that is free for all of us. #GLAADawards
URGENT: Florida's "Anti-Diversity in Local Government" bill is a sledgehammer aimed at cities and counties that recognize the diversity of the people they serve. This dangerous bill is a priority for Governor DeSantis, has passed the FL Senate, and could face a vote on the House floor at any time.
Noem and all others in DHS must be held accountable. The investigation and lies about Renee's widow must end. Our hearts remain with all the families and communities who suffered at the hands of their government and every leader who swore an oath to defend them and the Constitution. (2/2)
Secretary Noem's disastrous leadership will forever be marred by the murders of Renee Good, Alex Pretti, and countless others we are still learning about at the hands of ICE agents conducting violent, lawless arrests and in ICE custody. (1/2) apnews.com/article/trum...
Florida just cut off access to HIV treatment for 16,000 people. And they’re not alone. It’s not just cruelty…it’s a deadly public health crisis in the making.
Resources for those directly impacted at the end.
Invalidating driver's licenses and enacting a bounty-style bathroom ban are the latest escalation in politicians' radical anti-trans crusade.
Kansas, we'll see you in court.
Transgender women and girls are not the problem. It’s this kind of rhetoric and divisive actions that make sports less safe and less welcoming for everyone. Team work means we lift each other up and have each other’s backs. Always. (3/3)
Responding to their wins with “locker room talk” that degrades women is another glaring example that this President and administration have zero interest or credibility when it comes to “protecting women and girls” in sports or anywhere else. (2/3)
The USA Women’s hockey team and their history-making Olympics brought us all joy and excellence, on the ice and off. They are the true winners. (1/3)
– and push back against dangerous myths that some groups of women, like transgender girls and women, don’t belong.
When more people can play, we all win. (4/4)
As women’s sports continue to increase in well-deserved respect and recognition, we must also address real barriers to women’s sports – unequal pay for players and coaches, unequal funding for resources and facilities to support training, and harassment and abuse (3/4)
These Olympians are breaking barriers and encouraging young people who are watching that they too can achieve their dreams. (2/4)
The visibility of out LGBTQ athletes participating in this year’s Winter Olympics is a victory for representation and a sign of encouragement for a future in which everyone can feel welcome in sports, including members of marginalized communities who have historically been excluded. (1/4
The bill not only violates core American values of freedom, fairness, and family, but is yet another distraction from problems that elected officials actually need to solve – from affordability to jobs and community safety. (3/3)
The vigilante justice that this bill encourages now threatens Kansas’ economic potential and the safety of all Kansans. (2/3)
The politicians who pushed this cruel bill, Kansas' SB 244, did not use evidence, they used personal animus against hard-working Kansas residents who are transgender and just want the freedom to be who they are and live safely. (1/3)
"It isn't the first time that we've had to come together as a community and try and fight for our human rights." - Amber Glenn
There can be no doubt that LGBTQ artists and allies like Bad Bunny propel our culture forward to be more joyful and united.
Our country should always be where all are welcome and where we all have the freedom to be ourselves. (2/2)
Bad Bunny performing at the 2026 Superbowl Halftime Show
Bad Bunny and Lady Gaga performing at the 2026 Superbowl Halftime Show
Ricky Martin performing at the 2026 Superbowl Halftime Show
Bad Bunny performing at the 2026 Superbowl Halftime Show
Bad Bunny and the brilliant musicians who joined him, including out artists Ricky Martin and Lady Gaga, represent the best of our country and the values that make it great: love, family, and above all, freedom. (1/2)
Super Bowl LX and the Winter Olympics will feature notable visibility of LGBTQ people and allies, including the halftime show with Bad Bunny, performances and commercials with LGBTQ icons, and the most out Winter Games in history.
Get the fact sheet on LGBTQ participation and celebration here:
"Don Lemon’s arrest is a test for our country. Will we accept a future where journalists in the United States are hauled away in handcuffs for covering dissent? Or will we defend the principle that the press exists precisely to shine light into moments of conflict?"- @kerrykennedy.bsky.social
The real danger is the politicians like Sen. Hawley and Sen. Schmitt who spend their time fighting against the first amendment right of freedom of speech and the ability of companies to create content and sell products that appeal to their audiences. (4/4)
LGBTQ stories are sought out by audiences of all ages and are regularly among the most popular and critically acclaimed films and TV shows. (3/4)
Stories about LGBTQ families are essential to creating entertainment that reflects the world around us, and companies should have the freedom to tell the stories that appeal to their customers. (2/4)
Inclusivity is not propaganda, programming with LGBTQ characters is not a danger to children, and politicians who use ugly rhetoric to the contrary devalue LGBTQ Americans and families. (1/4)
www.theverge.com/policy/87353...
State legislative session has begun in many parts of the U.S., offering opportunities for state- and local-based activations for LGBTQ people, their families, and their allies.
Learn more about these LGBTQ-related bills activations in Kansas, Florida and Missouri here:
glaad.org/taking-the-f...
Everyday people are barely able to make ends meet, pay the rent, or afford groceries and health care.
Elected officials should start listening to the people and stop playing dangerous games with people’s lives. (4/4)
Every taxpayer and family should let their elected leaders know that their voices matter too and they must be allowed to review and comment on any government action that strips people’s rights and humanity. (3/4)
Transgender people, like all of us, deserve the dignity to be themselves and to be safe to go about their daily lives without harassment. (2/4)
Bills like Kansas’ SB 244 are exactly why everyday Americans are fed up with lawmakers who prioritize targeting innocent people instead of solving actual problems, and then have the gall to try to hide their actions. (1/4)
