The NFL continues to push the LGBT agenda, announcing it will host a “Pride Night with GLAAD” days before next month's Super Bowl.
GLAAD is an LGBT advocacy organization.
“The NFL family and partners will come together to highlight future advances in LGBTQ inclusion in professional sports and the NFL's commitment to LGBTQ former and current players,” the NFL announced. announced. “Sponsored by Smirnoff, Pride Night with GLAAD also included a panel discussion on how inclusion in sports promotes acceptance of LGBTQ people, featuring NFL legend Karl Nassib. Additional partners for the evening include Starter and Google.”
This isn't the first time the NFL has held an event like this.
According to the NFL, Jonathan Beane, NFL Senior Vice President and Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer, said, “The third annual Night of Pride with GLAAD accelerates acceptance of the LGBTQ community and honors the NFL's unwavering commitment to… “This is another strong step in demonstrating support.” “We look forward to continuing and strengthening our efforts to ensure football is for everyone.”
The NFL has long promoted and celebrated LGBT issues.
In 2021, the league video It features text declaring things like “Football is gay,” “Football is lesbian,” and “Football is transgender.” The video said: “Football is for everyone.”
“The NFL provides financial support and collaboration with a variety of organizations that serve the LGBTQ community, including GLADD, The Trevor Project, Athletes Ally, the National Gay Flag Football League, and Covenant House. Our collaborative efforts will be leveraged at a variety of events.” “Through social media campaigns, PSAs, charitable donations, and more, the league also collaborates with local LGBTQ+ organizations surrounding NFL events in each host city, including the Super Bowl. “There are,” the NFL said. I got it..
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