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"It's natural to be pissed off and fearful and defensive. It's about accepting that and finding a way to challenge that," a licensed psychotherapist tells The Advocate.
The right-wing site has experienced about a 90 percent decline in the number of brands advertising on it.
Breitbart is getting advertisers delivered to it by ad networks such as Google's DoubleClick.
Done well, it demonstrates a company's committment to inclusion.
A BBC investigation found that a Twitter ad tool made it possible to target bigots and potentially reinforce their beliefs.
Expect to see more transgender people in ads.
The underwear company offers both a harness and an underwear brief emblazoned with the word "slave" and uses a POC to model them.
This isn't the first time the social media giant has gotten itself in trouble over blocking LGBTQ ads.
How would Carl's Jr. ever sell a burger if the company couldn't use stereotypes of women?
A Washington Post study turns up some surprises about Republican political ad buys, while MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell analyzes the findings.
Laura Ingraham, host of Ingraham Angle, received backlash after she taunted teenage Parkland survivor David Hogg.
Tucker Carlson finally faces repercussions for his years of pushing divisiveness and fear.
The antigay leader of the quack pack will return when new episodes begin airing on January 15 and advertisers are refusing to migrate from the most popular reality series of all time.
