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GLAAD IN THE MEDIA

GLAAD on The Alan Colmes Show - July 6, 2005
Director of Communications & Media Programs Glennda Testone debates Concerned Women for America's Janice Crouse on the launch of Logo (excerpt)

MSNBC At the Movies
MSNBC At the Movies interviews Glennda Testone on "My Summer of Love", "Saving Face" and other general release movies featuring lesbian storylines.

GLAAD on Access Hollywood - June 30, 2005
"Entertainment Media Director Damon Romine discusses Welcome to the Neighborhood"

GLAAD on In the Life - June 23, 2005
"Director of Communications & Programs Glennda Testone discusses recent controversies concerning LGBT issues on television, including a Postcards from Buster episode on PBS and the decisions by CBS and NBC not to air ads for the United Church of Christ."

Elton Ties the Knot (Dec. 05, 2005) - 22.3 MB
CNN American Morning

"Conversion" Programs (July 2005)
National Media Question Claims, Efficacy of Discredited Anti-Gay 'Conversion' Programs

Marriage Equality for Same-Sex Couples (February 2004)
Massachusetts's highest court ruled in November 2003 that the state's ban on same-sex marriage was unconstitutional, and allowed the state legislature 180 days to remedy the problem. The Supreme Judicial Court's 4-3 ruling was the culmination of a two year legal battle that started in 2001 when seven gay couples went to their city and town halls to obtain marriage licenses. They were all denied, which led them to sue the agency that administers the state's marriage laws, the Department of Public Health.

Hate Crimes
GLAAD works to provide the media resources for fair, accurate and non-sensational reporting and also works with the community's affected by these crimes to organize a united response.

Episcopal General Convention Coverage (August 2003)
The Episcopal Church confirmed openly gay The Rev. Canon V. Gene Robinson as bishop of New Hampshire today at their 74th General Convention in Minneapolis, Minn.

LGBT Cultural Visibility (July 2003)
A collection of segments in which the broader implications of increased LGBT visibility are discussed at some length.

Medios de Comunicación Hispano Parlantes
Spanish-Language Media

¡Bienvenidos a la sección de GLAAD en español! En esta página encontrará los últimos segmentos televisivos y las noticias concernientes a la comunidad lésbica, gay, bisexual y transgénero Latina/o aquí y en Latino América.

Welcome to GLAAD en español! On this page you will find the latest TV segments and news regarding the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Latina/o community here and in Latin America.

GLAAD Media Awards (April 2004)
Video highlights from the 15th Annual GLAAD Media Awards, Los Angeles.

Boy Meets Boy Coverage (July 2003)
In the footsteps of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy's critical praise and ratings success, the NBC-owned Bravo cable network on Tuesday, July 29 debuted the reality dating show Boy Meets Boy.

GLAAD Media Awards (April/May 2003)
Video highlights from the 14th Annual GLAAD Media Awards in New York and Los Angeles, including Christina Aguilera's live performance of Beautiful.

Details Magazine's "Gay or Asian" Article (March 2004)
Details Magazine featured a not-so-humorous article called "Gay or Asian" that was offensive and relied heavily on stereotypes.

James Dobson on Larry King Live (September 2003)
The Sept. 5 edition of Larry King Live featured the anti-gay Dr. James Dobson, whose hateful rhetoric went unchallenged.

Announcing Equality Project (August 2003)
GLAAD launched a year-long initiative to increase the number of papers that inclusively print same-sex union announcements.

MSNBC's Michael Savage (February-July 2003)
After eight years on syndicated radio, host Michael Savage was given a television show on the MSNBC network. GLAAD launched a public education campaign to call attention to Savage's hateful attacks on diverse Americans, leading a broad-based coalition that called on MSNBC, NBC News and "Savage Nation" sponsors to reconsider their decision to associate their brands with Savage's bigotry.

Power 105.1 FM New York (February 2003)
Power 105.1 FM in New York refused to stop using anti-gay rhetoric on-air during a popular morning drive-time show. After GLAAD's initial outreach to the station, the deejays burst into a spontaneous "fag song" which can be heard here.