Spirit Day

The users of Twitter have used Spirit Day to take what was once a homophobic hash tag and turned it into a learning opportunity.

Faith-based organizations are turning purple for Spirit Day to oppose bullying and stand in solidarity with LGBT youth. You can see the purple tide rising.

The White House today joined millions of Americans in 'going purple' for #SpiritDay in a stand against bullying and to show its support for LGBT youth!

Lee Thompson, the uncle of 7-year-old Alana Thompson who reached fame by appearing on the hit TLC reality series Here Comes Honey Boo Boo and telling his coming out story to the Georgia Voice, took time to speak with GLAAD about how we all need to support LGBT youth and take a stand against bullying on Spirit Day.

LGBT organizations that focus on LGBT youth of color show their unwavering support for Spirit Day, demonstrating their commitment to making schools safer for LGBT youth.

Spirit Day is tomorrow! Check out tweets from some celebs who are already going purple and learn how to join them to take a stand against bullying and support LGBT youth!

Spirit Day is off to a good start with many talk show hosts showing their support to LGBT youth and taking a stand against bullying.

The cast of the new Off-Broadway musical BARE went purple today to celebrate Spirit Day and they went a step further with a video talking about the importance of taking a stand against bullying, supporting LGBT youth and celebrating differences.