September 17, 2017
GLAAD, BiNet USA kick off #BiWeek to celebrate bisexuality+
You can learn more about how to get involved at glaad.org/biweek.
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September 17, 2017
8 current TV shows with bi+ characters we love this #BiWeek
GLAAD lists a few of our favorite bisexual+ (including pansexual, fluid, and queer) characters on today’s television shows.
August 24, 2017
Blair Imani gets real about queer Muslim representation, shares exclusive "The Bold Type" clip
I came out very publicly on Fox News as a black queer Muslim woman. During this chaotic time, support also came from an unexpected source: The Bold Type on Freeform.
June 2, 2017
Halsey and Lauren Jauregui's "Strangers" deserves its own love letter
Halsey's sophomore album, Hopeless Fountain Kingdom is groundbreaking...and out now. This is not a review. This is love letter.
May 22, 2017
A milestone year: fifth annual Bisexual Book Awards announced
The fifth annual Bisexual Book Awards, which recognize and celebrate bisexual visibility in novels, will be held on Saturday, June 10 at the Wesbeth in New York City.
January 31, 2017
GLAAD's Alexandra Bolles to receive Brenda Howard Award from PFLAG Queens
GLAAD’s Alexandra Bolles will be awarded the Brenda Howard Award at PFLAG Queens’ Annual Awards Reception and Luncheon for her advocacy work for the bisexual community.
November 4, 2016
Finding Home: Web series chronicles LGBTQ refugees
Finding Home is a documentary web series following LGBTQ immigrants seeking asylum in Los Angeles. The series is directed by Abraham Troen, a Davis Peace Prize winner who has worked on previous film projects promoting human rights.The series chronicles the difficulties of belonging in a society where love and acceptance are conditional.
October 20, 2016
Leading bisexual groups bring attention to bullying on #SpiritDay
In a united stand against bullying and in support of all LGBTQ youth, leading bisexual advocacy organizations have “gone purple” for Spirit Day.
September 28, 2016
13 things you didn’t know about being bisexual+
(MAP) released “Invisible Majority,” a new report that explores the experiences of people who identify as bisexual—who make up more than half of the LGBT community.
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