Tag "GLAAD"
Taylor Swift drops defiant Pro-Pride Anti-Homophobia Song
Taylor Swift has continued her slow political awakening by releasing a triumphant new anti-homophobia song in time for Pride. The song, titled ‘You Need To Calm Down’, references LGBT+ organisation
Beyoncé and Jay Z to be honored by GLAAD with the Vanguard Award for their LGBT advocacy
Beyoncé and Jay Z are to be honored by GLAAD for their LGBT advocacy work. The LGBT media organization announced that the two superstars have won the Vanguard Award. The
“We Must Recognise That Our Words Have Power.” Pamela Adie Offers Lessons To Be Learned From The Kevin Hart Oscar Mess | GLAAD Hoped It Would Be A “Teachable Moment”
Following Kevin Hart’s stepdown from being an Oscar host for the 2019 Academy Awards, an incidence that came after homophobic social media postings Hart made nearly a decade ago were
Jay Z to Receive Special GLAAD Awards Recognition For Song, ‘Smile’, Which Honours Lesbian Mother
Jay Z’s 4:44 album has received some major nods on the award show circuit. Leading the pack at the 2018 Grammy Awards with 8 nominations, the rapper now has another
The ‘Drop The T’ Petition and how the LGBT is reacting to it
The 850 people who signed a petition on Change.org asking several major LGBT organizations and publications to cut ties with trans people and issues, now have their response from two
New GLAAD Video Highlights Homophobia In Hollywood
The charity has released an online video campaign to highlight the unfair treatment of LGBT characters in major Hollywood films. Titled ‘Hollywood Must Do Better,’ the two and a half
“We can’t let minorities be pitted against each other.” – Kerry Washington
Scandal star Kerry Washington delivered a powerful speech on what it means to be ‘other’, while accepting an award from GLAAD. The actress was honoured with the Vanguard Award at
Former members of the Gay Conversion Therapy Movement Apologize
Previously published on time.com Former members of organizations that advocated therapy to “cure” homosexuality have joined LGBT groups in rejecting the concept. Yvette Schneider spent a little over a decade
