Consider the data. Recent GLAAD-adjacent research suggests that a voter who personally knows an LGBTQ+ person is significantly more likely to support equal rights. But how does “knowing” happen? Increasingly, it happens through hyperlocal media—the community podcast, the small-town newspaper feature, the church bulletin interview with a transgender deacon.
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Did you know that [statistic about LGBTQ+ representation in media]? At GLAAD, we believe that accurate and inclusive representation in media is crucial for promoting acceptance and understanding. Consider the data
National headlines often frame our community through a lens of crisis: the latest bathroom bill, the spike in hate crimes, or the Supreme Court ruling. While these stories are vital, they risk reducing LGBTQ+ lives to political talking points. When viewers only see our community in courtrooms or emergency rooms, they miss the ordinary, beautiful reality of queer existence—the quiet morning coffee, the joy of a chosen family, the simple act of walking a child to school. At GLAAD, we believe that accurate and inclusive
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