Transcription of GLAAD MEDIA REFERENCE GUIDE 10th EDITION
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1 GLAAD MEDIA REFERENCE GUIDEGLAADMEDIAREFERENCEGUIDE10thEDITION OCTOBER 20162 GLAAD MEDIA REFERENCE GUIDEGLAAD MEDIA CONTACTSL ocal, National, & International News & Faith Spokesperson GLAAD MEDIA REFERENCE GUIDECONTENTSI ntroduction: "Fair, Accurate, & Inclusive" 4 Glossary of TermsLesbian / Gay / Bisexual / Queer 6 Transgender 10AP, Reuters, & New York Times Style 15In FocusCovering the transgender community 18 Covering the bisexual community 20 Nondiscrimination laws & the lgbtq community 21 Marriage & parenting 23 Religion & faith 25 Hate crimes 27 HIV, AIDS, & the lgbtq community 28"Conversion therapy" 30 lgbtq people in sports 31 Directory of Community ResourcesAfrican American communities 33 Anti-violence & hate crimes 33 Asian Pacific Islander (API) communities 33 Bisexuality 33 Community centers 33"Conversion therapy" 33 Family, parenting, & adoption 34 Health 34 HIV & AIDS 34 Immigration 34 International 35 Latinx & Hispanic communities 35 Legal 35 Marriage 36 MEDIA 36 Military 36 Nondiscrimination 36 Political organizations 36 Religion & faith communities 37 Research 37 Seniors & elders 37 Sports 38 Statewide organizations 38 Transgender 38 Youth & education 384 GLAAD MEDIA REFERENCE GUIDEINTRODUCTION"Fair, Accurate & Inclusive" Fair, accurate, and inclusive news MEDIA coverage has played an important role in expanding public awareness and understanding of lgbtq people.
your coverage of LGBTQ people and issues. GLAAD's Media Reference Guide is intended to be used by journalists reporting for mainstream media outlets and by creators in entertainment media who want to tell the stories of LGBTQ people fairly and accurately. It is not intended to be an all-inclusive glossary of language used within the LGBTQ
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