LGBTQ advocates turn Chinese social media purple for #SpiritDay
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.
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.
The first Queermosa Awards was successfully launched to bring broad media visibility to LGBTQ voices in Taiwan.
This year, GLAAD is connecting with more Asian and Asian American Pacific Islanders (AAPI) organizations, schools, activists, and celebrities than ever before!
Spirit Day has become a global phenomenon, with millions of people and organizations going purple worldwide.
The first ever Queermosa Awards will be hosted at Taipei on Friday, October 28, under the theme "Let's Connect to recognize the contributions and efforts celebrities made in Taiwan media to raise the awareness and visibility of the LGBT community.