lgbtq
Rainbow-washing or real allyship? Brands face a pride reckoning
In the era of scrutiny and cancel culture, Pride campaigns can't rely on rainbow logos and hashtags—authentic allyship demands year-round creative accountability.
Pride is over — now it’s culture or bust
2025 is about ditching rainbow-washed campaigns and making inclusion a deep, year-round business strategy.
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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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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.
Needed: More LGBTQIA+ leaders who call the shots
Despite their enthusiasm to appear inclusive, many in the advertising industry observe that few agencies still have substantial LGBTQIA+ representation in their C-suite in India.
A queer-ful journey filled with disappointment, hope, fervour, and acceptance
From being mocked by peers to being replaced in projects because of his queer identity, Ashish Sawhny shares his arduous journey in the ad and media world.
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