Celebs Go Purple for #SpiritDay
Take a stand against bullying of LGBTQI youth.
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Stop Bullying - Today marks GLAAD’s sixth annual #SpiritDay, where folks are encouraged to dress in (or turn their profile pics) purple and take a stand against bullying of LGBTQI youth. Here is how some of our fave stars lent their support. By Kenrya Rankin Naasel Orange Is the New Black star Laverne Cox is on to a new filter color for this year’s #SpiritDay. (Photo: Laverne Cox via Instagram)
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Serayah - The Empire double threat is an official celebrity supporter of the campaign. She tweeted: "It's #SpiritDay! Take a stand against bullying and show your support for #LGBT youth." (Photo: Larry Busacca/Getty Images)
Photo By Photo: Larry Busacca/Getty Images
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Tamron Hall - The multimedia boss got her Today Show co-anchor Natalie Morales in on the celebration. (Photo: Tamron Hall via Twitter)
Photo By Photo: Tamron Hall via Twitter
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Audra McDonald - All-around world-class performer Audra McDonald tweeted her support: "Take a stand against bullying and support #LGBT youth by going purple for #SpiritDay on Oct. 15." (Photo: Neilson Barnard/Getty Images for New York Women In Communications)
Photo By Photo: Neilson Barnard/Getty Images for New York Women In Communications
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Michael Sam - Michael Sam (right) was the first openly gay football player to enter the NFL draft. He created a #SpiritDay video with ex-boyfriend Vito Cammisano. (Photo: Vito Cammisano via YouTube.com)
Photo By Photo: Vito Cammisano via YouTube.com
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