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Over the last two months, Facebook and Instagram have run at least 150 ads using the slur.

A drag-performing son tells his mother in the ad, “You are just unbothered having people looking or judging you differently.” That was “insensitive and offensive to some,” Samsung said.

One Million Moms claims two parents in an ad released months ago means Hilton Hotels suddenly “is pushing the LGBTQ agenda” and “gay lifestyle.”

“The NFL stands by the LGBTQ+ community today and every day” they said in a simple yet unprecedented message.

And viewers may find LGBTQ entertainers star before and after the big game, too.

The network is apparently not so ‘open’ to the idea of having LGBTQ+ people represented on its channel as they claimed.

Buzz the Bee is now buzzing alongside Snapchat and the Human Rights Campaign for LGBTQ equality around the world.

The skincare brand is becoming the new Barilla pasta as consumers pitch their product after an executive reportedly said “We don’t do gay at Nivea.”

The ad features Samson Bonkeabantu Brown, a young Canadian trans man who says, “I’m still trying to figure out what kind of man I want to become.”

The theme of the campaign is “Family is Who You Love.”

You know your masculinity is toxic if you’re triggered by a razor company’s commercial.

The ad shows two women dancing at their wedding – and it’ll be on TV.

The boxes feature a design by illustrator Olimpia Zagnoli of two women sharing a spaghetti, Lady and the Tramp-style.

Facebook yanked it off the site, saying it is a political ad and should have had a “paid for by” tag on it.

Rick Tyler cited Donald Trump and Ann Coulter as the inspirations behind his racist campaign billboard.

YouTubers are asking why the platform is taking money from homophobes to show ads before videos aimed at teens.

Will the Supreme Court decide that this type of discrimination and humiliation of LGBT people should be a legally sanctioned reality?

The emotional ad is shot entirely with the iPhone X.

A gay couple appeared in one of their ads last year, and now they’re showing more LGBTQ diversity.

Blink and you’ll miss it.