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Why we don't see enough Pride marketing in Asia
RAPP's APAC ECD explains why Asia's marketing campaigns seem to lag behind the growing acceptance of the LGBTQIA+ community.
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Why being an active ally goes beyond Pride Month
Despite Pride Month being over, Dentsu's Aditya Narain says people need to continue educating themselves about LGBTQIA+ issues, speaking out against discrimination, and standing up for rights in everyday situations.
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Coming out to my friend taught me about resistance and change
VaynerMedia's Kelly Roxanne reflects on how trying to change a friend's views on the LGBTQIA+ community taught her how to deal with demanding clients.
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Embracing my truth as a gay Muslim man
Growing up in a strict Muslim family in Singapore, coming out as queer seemed impossible. But a pivotal moment taught RGA's Amirul Nasir the importance of living authentically and the power of patience and support.
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Pride marketing: Even the smallest acknowledgement can have the biggest impact
Brand support for the LGBTQ+ community in a continuous capacity can be a lifeline for individuals, says the chair of the Media Federation of Australia’s (MFA) diversity, equity, and inclusion advisory panel.
Pride 2024: A call for more courageous allies
If businesses want to be allies of the LGBTQ+ community, they should act like they mean it, says Howard Pulchin-Ramos.
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