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The call for action from GLAAD is also supported by Pose actress Michaela Jaé Rodriguez, Peppermint and Big Brother champ Frankie Grande The post Ilana Glazer, Alan Cumming, Elliot Page and more sign ...

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It is no longer representing the world and the people that are watching your shows.” Peppermint, who rose to fame on season nine of RuPaul’s Drag Race, added that “an industry wide change” is ...

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It's time for reality television to get a reality check when it comes to LGBTQ+ representation, according to Frankie Grande and Peppermint.

GLAAD board members Frankie Grande and Peppermint are among those who have penned an urgent letter to casting directors, producers and creatives behind reality TV to “take a bold step towards ...

"Representation matters because it has the power to change hearts and minds,” reads the open letter signed by unscripted TV stars.