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Show Up, Get Involved: 10 Ways You Can Support LGBTQIA+ People in 2025

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  • Liz Achanta
  • March 13, 2025

Supporting LGBTQIA+ communities is more than flying a rainbow flag every June—it’s a commitment to fostering equality, acceptance, and respect for all. In a world where the LGBTQIA+ community continues to face systemic discrimination, legislative battles, and social stigma, allyship has never been more important. Showing up in meaningful ways requires more than surface-level support—it calls for action that drives change and uplifts marginalized voices.

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How dotGay Domains Are Leading the Community Visibility Charge

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  • Liz Achanta
  • February 17, 2025

The internet is long overdue for a glow-up, and DotGay domains is here to make it fabulous. In a digital world often dominated by corporate agendas and cookie-cutter content, the .gay domain carves out a bold and unapologetic space for LGBTQIA+ visibility, inclusion, and solidarity. These domains are more than just web addresses — they’re digital beacons for pride and empowerment; not to mention, they’re often small businesses that feed families and provide community support. As the fight for equality continues, DotGay is leading the charge to make the internet a more vibrant and welcoming place for everyone under the rainbow and our allies.

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Cultivating LGBTQIA+ Safety Online Amidst Hate and Discrimination

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  • Liz Achanta
  • February 3, 2025

The internet can be a haven of connection, knowledge, and self-expression, but for many in the LGBTQIA+ community, it is also a space fraught with hate and discrimination. From harmful comments on social media to targeted harassment and misinformation, online spaces often reflect—and amplify—the prejudice experienced offline. As digital platforms continue to evolve, it is crucial to actively foster an environment that prioritizes LGBTQIA+ safety and inclusivity.

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