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GLAAD’s Advertising Media Program, incorporating The Commercial Closet Association, is a program of the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD). GLAAD is dedicated to promoting and ensuring fair, accurate and inclusive representation of people and events in the media as a means of eliminating homophobia and discrimination based on gender identity and sexual orientation.

Saturday, January 28, 2012

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	Companion Animal Placement Unconditional North America US Regional 1998 United States
	Human Rights Campaign Choose To Understand North America US Regional 2000 United States
	Chips Scandinavian Co. Paprika Europe 2002 Norway
	Unilever Tested on Real Curves North America Europe 2005
	National Gay & Lesbian Task Force God Loves Us North America 2005 United States
	Visa International He Will Never Be the Tortured Artist North America 2004 United States
	T-Mobile International AG & Co. K.G. 1500 Whenever Minutes North America US Regional 2005 United States
	ACT-UP Paris Sexuality Europe 2002 France
	Pinnacle Foods Corporation Construction Workers at Lunch North America 2008 United States
	Atlantis Events On The Best Ships North America 2008 United States
	InterContinental Hotels Group PLC Trainer North America 2002 United States
	Key West Business Guild You're Among Friends/Bike North America 2002 United States
	Brussels Airlines Whichever Way You Go Europe 2008 Belgium
	NBC/Universal We're Like Ross and Rachel - Just Not Gay North America 2008 United States
	Gay Games VI Sydney 2002 Soccer Players Australia/New Zealand 2002 Australia

Sounds Like First Love

Company: Viacom
Brand: MTV
Region: North America
Country: United States
Agency: MTV in-house
Year: 1999
Target: Mainstream

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LGBT in Mainstream Ads

Posted by: Jon Gilbert

I think it is a combination of all factors - how gays are portrayed in ads, news media and films/television.

CoverGirl Ellen DeGeneres

Posted by: MikeNY

What great news that Ellen DeGeneres will show everyday women that lesbians are not only smart and entertaining, they can be glamorous too! Now if only CoverGirl will start advertising TO lesbians!!

How far do we think it is?

Posted by: Chris Michael

How much longer does anybody think it will take before organisations like the Commercial Closet won't have to be around? Before seeing an ad with a lesbian couple adopting a child is no more or less incendiary than a black man refilling his prescription in another ad?

Thank god that there are groups like these pushing for awareness, but how far until these groups can rest?

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