Majority of Americans Support LGBTQ+ Youth, GLAAD's First Spirit Day Index Finds
GLAAD commissioned the poll for this year's observance of Spirit Day.
October 19 2023 11:23 AM
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GLAAD commissioned the poll for this year's observance of Spirit Day.
Landmark buildings, scores of celebrities, TV networks, and others will go purple to stand against bullying and for LGBTQ+ youth.
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GLAAD has announced a star-studded list of participants in the annual campaign, to take place Thursday.
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Sen. Kamala Harris, Vice President Joe Biden, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, and Sen. Cory Booker take a stand against bullying.
It's more than wearing purple, writes youth activist Jayson Bijak.
The UN Free & Equal campaign has released a video in support of LGBTQ young people.
Angelica Ross, Adam Rippon, Karamo Brown, Paula Abdul, Patricia Arquette, Dan Levy, and more send messages of support.
The internet — and even a Kellogg's cereal box — turned purple to support LGBTQ youth.
Notables with huge social media followings are going purple to advocate against bullying of LGBTQ youth.
For Spirit Day, the singer revealed the political inspiration behind the rock hit.
The incredible dancers rock to Lady Gaga's "Marry the Night" and take a stand against bullying.
If you've been bullied for being queer, you're in the company of Amandla Stenberg, Hannah Gadsby, Don Lemon, and many others.
What would you say to yours?
Wear purple for Spirit Day, go Wilde with The Happy Prince, support the Point Foundation, and more.
The #MeToo celebrity activist will join millions in taking the pledge to support LGBTQ youth.
At a Spirit Day event, songwriter Justin Tranter revealed that a mainstream song is in fact a queer ode.