LGBTQ people social media

The out entertainer’s timeline is a mix of consistent jokes, self-deprecating humor, clapbacks at his many haters, and some rare, but real, reflections on his life. Let’s review some of his best work.

It’s the award-winning actor’s first shirtless post since publicly coming out, and he couldn’t appear more radiant now that he’s himself.

Sven Sundgaard alleges he was mistreated, defamed, and prevented from speaking at LGBTQ events. The station fired him for sharing a Facebook post about wearing a mask during the pandemic.

“There ain’t enough money you can throw at this situation to make it right,” the out musician’s dad posted online in defense of his son.

“I am thinking of my trans siblings and the collective pain that our community must endure to battle again and again for our right to exist,” wrote Page. Then he called for action.

Sada Baby is not apologizing but Lil Nas X has already clapped back.

The out and currently pregnant entertainer is receiving love and support on social media just in time for the Grammys, where some feel she’s been snubbed.

After four years of hate-fueled and anti-LGBTQ tweets coming from the White House, a gay Wisconsinite is now managing the new President’s social media.

Some ads stretching the truth about the HIV prevention medicine are still running, however – as advocates claim that Facebook is failing and ignoring its LGBT users.

There are new emoji for queer couples of color, nonbinary couples, and one that will be super popular on Grindr.