Spirit Day 2018 has started and the biggest morning news hosts and anchors are wearing purple on-air to support LGBTQ youth!

CNBC kicked off Spirit Day with anchors in Asia proudly sporting purple.

We stand against bullying #spiritday #wearpurple @cnbcinternational @MartinSoong #standagainstbullying #choosekindness #lovemycnbcbuddies pic.twitter.com/LGqk5rwrqG

— Oriel Morrison (@Oriel_Morrison) October 18, 2018

.@GMA goes purple for #SpiritDay to support LGBTQ youth! pic.twitter.com/SMPenYcmTQ

— GLAAD (@glaad) October 18, 2018

Hosts of Good Morning America, CNN New Day, CNBC Squawk Box, Despierta América, Good Day New York, Live with Kelly and Ryan, and more were all in purple today and confirmed participation with GLAAD:

Let’s go Purple! Proud to be wearing #Purple for #SpiritDay – together we can take a stand against bullying and show solidarity with LGBT community @adamsreed @CNBCJulianna @CNBCi @cnbcipr pic.twitter.com/sDuhBwWWaa

— Joumanna Bercetche (@CNBCJou) October 18, 2018

Follow #SpiritDay and @GLAAD all day to see which media, celebrities, athletes, and landmarks join in Spirit Day, the most visible anti-LGBTQ bullying campaign.