GLAAD Blog

Lil Nas X at the VMAs Spotlights HIV Stigma & Advocates Working to End It

Tonight at the VMAs, Lil Nas X delivered a powerful performance to accelerate acceptance of LGBTQ Americans and shine a spotlight on the stigma that fuels HIV, especially across the South, where Lil Nas X is from.

DaBaby meets with leading Black HIV advocates representing dozens of organizations who signed open letter to the artist

An open letter to DaBaby

We, the undersigned, represent organizations leading the fight to prevent HIV and provide care and treatment for people living with HIV, especially Black LGBTQ people across the Southern United States.

Call for Submissions: Raise the bar for diversity and inclusion in advertising with the ANA’s Multicultural Excellence Awards

For more than 20 years the Association of National Advertisers’ Multicultural Excellence Awards have recognized brands and agencies that produce outstanding advertising and marketing campaigns ce

LGBTQ Records of Candidates for Virginia Governor

Virginia is one of two states to elect a governor in 2021, and could be a critical bellwether for pro-equality cand

An Open Letter to Emmy Award Voters about 'POSE'

Forty national LGBTQ social justice organizations and film festivals have written an open letter to Emmy Award Voters about POSE.

Guest Post: My queerness and identity as a Muslim rarely sit at the same table - and I want that to change

 When I tell people that I’m queer, I’m typically bombarded with a cacophany of questions. Are you out to your Pakistani parents? Can you even consider yourself Muslim? Are you sure that God accepts you? Do you know for sure?