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The scene when everyone went over to her place for game night and Holt said to her, 'Every time someone steps up and says who they are, the world becomes a better, more interesting place — thank you' was honestly BEAUTIFUL! By his own admission, Spielberg 'took something that was extremely erotic and very intentional, and reduced it to a simple kiss.

The show didn't treat his asexuality like a phase or a flaw — they dealt with it in a 'regular' way. And even though Dani died, her death had nothing to do with her sexuality — she wasn't killed off for that reason. The plot around Ma wasn't something you'd typically expect to see in a movie and helped explore another side of 'forbidden' love.

Toni was a character who was gaslit, betrayed, manipulated, and emotionally abused, but the show rarely depicted it as harmful because they always 'lovingly' got back together. With Jackson's permission, his likeness was used for the Ultimate version of the Marvel Comics character, Nick Fury.

A list of the ten of the worst depictions of LGBT characters and the LGBT community in television and cinema. Please proceed with caution. Jean's response was something those same ace kids wish they had heard at that age, too — it was short, but realistic and meaningful, and I cannot explain how validating it felt to watch even as an adult.

Jackson usually played bad guys and drug addicts before becoming an action hero, co-starring with Bruce Willisin Die Hard with a Vengeance ()and Geena Davisin The Long Kiss Goodnight (). Don’t get me wrong, I loved that there weren't any anti-gay storylines, but I take issue when LGBTQ+ characters and relationships are ONLY in the background (considering straight characters and.

Rob wasn't solely defined by her sexuality, which was a relief to watch — Kat was a natural part of her story, and how she intertwined with her relationship with music.

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The way they portrayed trans people was disgusting. From sadists to sociopaths to limp-wisted wusses and conniving villians, these are our nominees for Hollywood's worst LGBTQ portrayals ever. The queer Riverdale characters had poor storylines, and if they did have storylines at all, they existed to further develop the straight leads at their own expense.

Given the nature of the storyline and how much of a wonderful queer explosion The Prom was on Broadway, I was disappointed. Here we had a Black, queer man living in the South, discovering and defining for himself what manhood meant. While these characters aren't canonically gay, so many classic Disney villains were queer-coded that you really can't blame a queer person for loving the bad guys.

Usually I don't take too much of an issue with this, but I think it was the fact that James Corden was playing a stereotype that just made it blatantly offensive.

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Her coming out story and eventual relationship with Jamie were both incredibly important, but she had a story outside of that. A lot of times, coming out ends up being the thing that defines a character, but that wasn't the case with Dani or Jamie.

In the story, he was just there to add comedic relief and make Cady's life more 'fabulous' — he deserved his own complexities. The main character in Alice Walker's Pulitzer Prize—winning novel was based on Walker's grandmother who followed a lifetime of abuse and ' was not attracted to men.

Toni, who's bisexualwas side-lined and her bisexuality was literally weaponized by the show to be a threat to Bughead before slapping her together in an extraordinarily toxic relationship with Cheryl. In addition to the actors both being queer in real life and having incredible chemistry onscreen, Dominique Provost-Chalkley and Katherine Barrell were SO aware of how meaningful 'Wayhaught' was to their viewers, and they definitely brought that to life.

It's gay trauma for the straight gaze. I was so mad when I finally read it and found out I had been robbed of a WLW relationship — I felt like it was obvious in the movie that Idgie loved Ruth, but it would have been nice to know that the feeling was actually communicated in a clear way.

Brittany was bi and it freaked Santana out — that show did some fantastic things for their gay, lesbian, and trans audiences, but they failed to respect and depict bisexuality which was really disappointing. It's just a trans girl and a cisgender girl loving each other in the most natural way.

But rather, Kat was just another ex on Rob's top-five heartbreak list, and it was just as annoying to watch Kat ruin the relationship like some of the other male exes did.