Friend,

Today, GLAAD celebrated an unprecedented level of LGBTQ inclusion scheduled for the broadcast of Super Bowl LIV on FOX. At least six LGBTQ-inclusive ads will air and Katie Sowers, the trailblazing gay Offensive Assistant Coach of the 49ers, is set to take the field. 

GLAAD also launched a petition today calling on the American Family Association’s ‘One Million Moms’ (OMM) project, and its executive director, Monica Cole, to call it quits after the AFA project spoke out against one of this year’s LGBTQ-inclusive ads. The Southern Poverty Law Center lists the American Family Association as a designated hate group for its anti-LGBTQ activism. Click here to add your name to GLAAD's petition and show One Million Moms that their tactics aren't working.

GLAAD advocates for brands and companies to include LGBTQ people and families across advertising media. GLAAD also tracks LGBTQ inclusion in advertising and during major cultural moments like the Super Bowl. In the words of GLAAD President and CEO, "The level of diverse LGBTQ inclusion from at least six advertisers during advertising’s biggest night, coupled with Katie Sowers’ trailblazing role as Offensive Assistant Coach of the 49ers, mark a rainbow wave at the Super Bowl this year." If you’re watching the game, you’ll be able to see GLAAD friends including Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi, Lil Nas X, Jonathan Van Ness, Trace Lysette, Isis King, and drag performers including Kim Chi and Miz Cracker.  

Friend, if you believe that it's time for One Million Moms to pack it in and call it quits, add your name to GLAAD's petition now:

Thank you so much,

Your friends at GLAAD