Millions to go purple for ‘Spirit Day’ in united stand against bullying, Oct.17

NEW YORK,  – MTV talent including Ke$ha, Nicole ‘Snooki’ Polizzi and Jenni ‘JWOWW’ Farley from ‘Snooki and JWOWW,’ and Nev Schulman and Max Joseph from Catfish: The TV Show; trans athlete and advocate Kye Allums; openly gay basketball player Jason Collins; the cast of Teen Nick’s ‘Degrassi’; celebrity radio host Elvis Duran; WNBA player Brittney…

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‘You Can Tell Just By Looking:’ New book dispelling stereotypes and false assumptions about LGBTs publishes Oct. 1

Today, conversations and debates about homosexuality, same-sex marriage, and transgenderism are taking place everywhere in American society, from pop culture to politics. Because people seek easy answers for things they don’t understand, myths about LGBT people abound; some are casual and seemingly harmless, while others may be used to justify violence and discrimination. In an…

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Lady Gaga ‘Applause’ remix package available today (VIDEOS)

Lady Gaga releases the remix package for debut single “Applause” today. Featuring Remixes by Empire Of The Sun, Viceroy, Purity Ring, Bent Collective, DJ White Shadow, Fareoh and Goldhouse. Preview the remixes below: 1.      Lady Gaga – “Applause” – Empire of the Sun Remix     2.     Lady Gaga – “Applause” – Viceroy Remix   3.      Lady Gaga…

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Two co-founders of ‘Friend Movement’ to walk 921 miles in memory of Tyler Clementi, raise awareness of bullying prevention (VIDEO)

LOS ANGELES and CHICAGO — With apologies to the Proclaimers, who sang “I would walk 500 miles” in their hit song “I’m Gonna Be,” Elliot London and Ronnie Kroell are doubling down for an essential cause.  They will be walking nearly 1,000 miles – 921 miles to be exact – from Chicago to New York over 37 days to raise awareness for increased bullying…

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New report finds LGBT actors face continued discrimination

LOS ANGELES — Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) actors face continued discrimination, even as workplace opportunities and conditions improve, according to a first-of-its kind report by UCLA’s The Williams Institute and the performers’ union SAG-AFTRA (Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists). The report entitled, “Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Diversity in…

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