Reporting On LGBTQ Issues

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Equality Florida on New Guidelines for the Media

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Mar 19, 2018

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In a new partnership with GLAAD, Equality Florida is releasing new recommendations for the media and the public at large on how to report on LGBTQ issues fairly and honestly. Interview recorded: March 9^th, 2018

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