LGBTQ advertising

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 pair have a song together on Lil Nas X’s debut album MONTERO and a new ad campaign, too.

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

The spot centers LGBTQ spaces affected by the pandemic, explaining “no one knows when we’ll be free to come back, to truly be ourselves.”

There will be plenty of LGBTQ people for you to watch and cheer for during Super Bowl Sunday, including Demi Lovato and Lil’ Nas X.

This commercial should be the standard for LGBTQ-focused advertising.

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.”

They are calling for a boycott of Head & Shoulders dandruff shampoo. No joke.

The ad features people with opposing views on climate change, feminism, and transgender rights building bridges over a beer.

Because gay dads struggle with getting their kids out the door in the morning too.

Here’s a company that gets it: trans women are women.

A celebrity named Jenner embroiled in controversy because of tone-deafness? Shocking!

The Swedish automaker known for safety joins a growing list of car companies promoting inclusivity.

The stars united to “promote love, kindness, empathy and understanding” and support four charities close to their hearts.

A man who claims he stopped being gay after finding Christianity stars in a sponsored ad video popping up on the pages of queer Facebook users.

2016 was the year that “transgender” crossed from the unique and rare into topical conversations across the country, and around the world.

ACE Hardware’s new Christmas advert may have referenced same-sex marriage in the most nonchalant way possible.