Millions of Americans wear purple on Spirit Day as a sign of support for LGBT youth and to speak out against bullying. http://glaad.org/spiritday
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This year for Spirit Day, people and organizations all around the world have gone purple to stand with LGBTQ youth against bullying. Here are several social media posts supporting Spirit Day from global organizations.
As part of the partnership, the UN Free & Equal campaign has created an emotive campaign video, titled “Purple the World,” calling for action against anti-LGBTIQ bullying.
GLAAD and Kellogg joined forces for a morning of cereal and taking a stand against bullying.
CBS shows and talent went all out wearing purple for Spirit Day this year to show support for LGBTQ youth and to stand up against bullying.
You are always worthy of love.
The GLAAD Media Institute ended its two-week Australian training tour by celebrating Spirit Day with LGBTQ advocates in Sydney. Participants from a variety of Australian organizations.
Chinese advocates are taking to the top Chinese social media platforms WeChat, Weibo, and QQ encouraging people to go purple in support of Spirit Day.
Talking about coming out is not enough when discussing bullying towards Asian and Pacific Islander (API) LGBTQ youth.
