Oxygen's new series, "Living Different," profiles inspiring young women "out to change the world by simply being themselves," and premieres January 6 with an episode about #LoveWithoutLabels.
“This show is downright irresponsible,” said GLAAD President & CEO Sarah Kate Ellis. “No one can change who they love, and, more importantly, no one should have to. By investing in this dangerous programming, TLC is putting countless young LGBT people in harm’s way.”
GLAAD's video series, GLAAD: All Access, features interviews with newsmakers, hit-makers, and people making a difference. This week, host Claire Pires talked with Armando Correa, editor-in-chief of People en Español magazine, about being the openly gay editor of the Spanish-language magazine with the largest readership in the United States.
2015 is almost here and there is plenty for LGBT audiences to look forward to, here are just a few of the exciting projects and releases to look for in the new year.
This year, many parents spoke out in the media in support of their LGBT children. Often, these powerful messages are not heard widely enough, and while there is still much work to do toward family acceptance, there are many parents who embrace their children regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.
GLAAD's video series, GLAAD: All Access, features interviews with newsmakers, hit-makers, and people making a difference. This week, host Claire Pires sat down with Matthew Warchus, the director of Pride, to talk about the Golden Globe-nominated film.
This year saw many famous faces coming out, including several in unexpected areas like sports and country music. Check out 11 celebrities who came out this year and influenced the national conversation on LGBT acceptance.
