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November 1, 2024
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Your gift can ensure our journalism remains a resource for future generations of LGBTQ+ people, writes community editor Marie-Adélina de la Ferrière.
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NLGJA honors The Advocate with Legacy Award for outstanding LGBTQ+ journalism.
Editors released a statement, calling the firing "a tremendous loss for LGBTQ media, journalism, and the world."
The journalist is very active on Instagram.
The editors of The Advocate make a statement on Donald Trump's victory, and our promise going forward.
Judith Light received GLAAD's Excellence in Media Award and Wilson Cruz received the Vito Russo Award.
From Pose toHannah Gadsby to Crazy Rich Asians, it was a breakthrough year for queer media, and the GLAAD nominations reflect that.Â
The publication was honored along with Bros, A League of Their Own, What We Do in the Shadows, and many more.
"The Advocate is a glowing example of how media can be used as a driving force to amplify diverse LGBTQ voices," says GLAAD's Sarah Kate Ellis.Â
On Advocate Channel's new program, Cover to Cover, host Stephen Walker shows the making of The Advocate's Entertainment issue.
Demi Lovato, who played Santana's girlfriend on the Fox comedy, introduced the segment.
Stafford currently helms Into, Grindr's news site.
The reunion is timed to the anniversary of her character Santana Lopez's coming -out.
A GLAAD-led coalition and a group of Times contributors say the paper of record is full of transphobic pseudoscience.
Executive Editor Joe Kahn wrote in a staff memo that the paper wouldn't tolerate contributors who joined with adovacy groups to condem the organization.
Veterans share struggles from the DADT era and in today's fight for trans rights.
On the second anniversary of their best-selling novel, McQuiston discusses Trump, escapism, and the possibility of a spinoff.
The fight for rights is seldom straightforward; success does not come without setbacks. For trans people now, that is abundantly true. That fight is not over, writes Erin Reed.