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
Spirit Day began in 2010 by Brittany McMillan, a single teenager in Canada. Since then, purple has been spreading around the globe with organizations and individuals posting support of LGBTQ youth and against bullying.
GLAAD’s Campus Ambassadors organized events on their campuses to fight bullying and empower other LGBTQ students to go purple.
Kellogg's brands across the board have come together to stand against bullying and stand for LGBTQ youth this year for Spirit Day.
Celebs: they’re just like us! They don’t like bullying. See all your favorite celebrities who went purple this year for #SpiritDay to take a stand against bullying and support LGBTQ youth
CBS turned their eye purple this Spirit Day, with the casts of some of the most popular shows in primetime going purp
This Spirit Day, The Gap has joined GLAAD in going purple to stand against bullying and in support of LGBTQ youth.
Spirit Day is lighting up social media, television, businesses, and probably even your local community purple. However, Spirit Day is a grassroots movement, with organizations large and small participating. Local community centers, youth organizations, statewide LGBTQ organizations, and so many more are going purple.
Lucas Hedges, Nicole Kidman, Russell Crowe and other stars of the film “Boy Erased” went purple this week in support of GLAAD Spirit Day. The Joel Edgerton directed film comes out in Sept. 2018.
LGBTQ advocacy organizations throughout the U.S. South joined GLAAD by going purple for #SpiritDay this year.
For the fifth consecutive year, iHeartMedia has gone purple for #SpiritDay, featuring PSAs from Halsey, Elvis Duran, and Lady Gaga.
