GLAAD: Brands struggle with LGBTQ inclusion

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A study from GLAAD and Procter & Gamble shows that 61% of advertisers and 28% of agencies fear negative consequences from LGBTQ inclusion in marketing. Despite those worries, GLAAD President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis says many companies are making changes: first changing their internal policies and culture, and then shifting to an external focus “to change the world for the better, and increase acceptance for LGBTQ people, for people with disabilities, for people of color.”

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