21 transgender and nonbinary celebrities who are changing television

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Michaela Jaé Rodriguez attends the 2022 GLAAD Media Awards.
Michaela Jaé Rodriguez attends the 2022 GLAAD Media Awards.

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When I brought my kids to a Pride parade, they were overwhelmed at first. But I learned children belong at Pride.

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The author, left, with her family at Pride.

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We're having 2 weddings because many of our LGBTQ+ guests don't feel safe going to Florida

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My partner and I are planning to have a wedding in New York and one in Florida.

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11 of the richest LGBTQ+ people in the world

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Apple CEO Tim Cook.
Apple CEO Tim Cook.

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The B in 'Bridgerton' actually stands for bisexual

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Luke Thompson as Benedict Bridgerton on season three, episode seven of
Luke Thompson as Benedict Bridgerton on season three, episode seven of "Bridgerton."

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'Bridgerton' just made its boldest book change yet — but how will it play out on the show?

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Francesca Bridgerton (Hannah Dodd) and Violet Bridgerton (Ruth Gemmell) in season three of "Bridgerton."

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Meet the typical LGBTQ+ American: A homeowner making six figures who most likely lives in DC or Vermont

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More Americans are identifying as part of the LGBTQ+ community.

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Photos show how being LGBTQ+ in the US military has changed

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A US service member demonstrates against "don't ask, don't tell."

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A drag performer was awarded $1.1M after a blogger falsely accused him of exposing himself to minors during a Pride event

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A jury awarded a drag performer more than $1.1 million in damages.

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Target has around 75 Pride items in its collection right now. That's over 2,000 fewer than last year.

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A Pride month display at a Target in Wisconsin last year.

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