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Just one week into 2016’s LGBT Pride Month and advocates, celebrities, politicians, and companies from across the country are already uniting in their public support for equality and acceptance.

Leading media companies–many of which have dedicated youth and young adult audiences–have been standing proudly on social media, showing that acceptance is both the right thing to do and integral to the quality of their content.

MTV shared No ID Required, a campaign launched by MTV News to amplify the voices of members of the LGBT communities with various labels capturing their sexual orientation and gender identity.

For #PrideMonth, 5 young people talked gender, identity + sexuality for #NoIDrequired: t.co/Xlde4Ykb5Y t.co/zBDnJQl5lM

— MTV (@MTV) June 6, 2016

Teen Vogue has created original content listing inventive ways for their followers to participate in Pride. 

10 fashion editor-approved ways to be the best dressed at #Pride this year: t.co/GaGdVIKx0u pic.twitter.com/IpzGE5TcJs

— Teen Vogue (@TeenVogue) June 2, 2016

8 rainbow recipes you MUST try to celebrate #Pride: t.co/ZorUiRuFSh pic.twitter.com/S92wMFxwb7

— Teen Vogue (@TeenVogue) June 5, 2016

Tumblr even shared a banner featuring the site’s logo in the colors of the bisexual, pansexual, asexual, transgender, and polysexual, and LGBT flags. 

The many colors of Tumblr t.co/svArY0uL2h #Pride pic.twitter.com/gwwD7u6tEC

— Tumblr (@tumblr) June 6, 2016

NBCUniversal, AT&T, and Bloomberg LP have all acknowledged how far the LGBT community has come, while commemorating those who continue working tirelessly for full equality.

Video: NBCUniversal, committed to diversity and inclusion, is proud to celebrate #PrideMonth t.co/p17tNuwSxA pic.twitter.com/ZPiFodZg0F

— NBCUniversal (@NBCUniversal) June 1, 2016

Find your color and #ATTLiveProud — you could win a trip to Pride Week in Palm Springs: t.co/4qaFAGNIuRt.co/Z91sz4MNsR

— AT&T (@ATT) June 1, 2016

At Bloomberg– we’re #proudtobe moving forward.t.co/nhFvoWCxfD

— Bloomberg LP (@Bloomberg) June 1, 2016

Other companies and organizations have taken a stand in the fight for equality by creating LGBT-affirming ads and shareable social media content. Delta honored the LGBT community’s dedication to the movement for full equality. Whirlpool made a post saying “Love (and chores) makes a family” with a pile of towels aligned in the color of the rainbow on top of a washer and dryer. TED Talks are using the month to raise awareness of what it is like to be a member of the LGBT community in different places across the world. Amtrack made a friendly offer saying, “Enjoy every moment of #PrideMonth, leave the driving to us.”

We raised the #Pride flag at Delta to celebrate Pride Month & the momentum that’s pushed us forward. #PrideInFlight pic.twitter.com/EBBOagjsDl

— Delta (@Delta) June 6, 2016

It’s just that simple. #Pride #EveryDayCare pic.twitter.com/mEBpP1ZIuP

— Whirlpool USA (@whirlpoolusa) June 2, 2016

What LGBT life is like around the world: t.co/4M5cUiLTp3 #PrideMonth pic.twitter.com/ZV0DLBExoh

— TED Talks (@TEDTalks) June 2, 2016

Enjoy every moment of #PrideMonth, leave the driving to us! t.co/fbJhMfVMC6 pic.twitter.com/blia6oiu6n

— Amtrak (@Amtrak) May 23, 2016

Politicians as well have taken this opportunity to proudly share their support for Pride. President Obama affirmed the LGBT community’s dignity and ongoing advocacy in a speech, and publicly voiced his allyship on Twitter. Hillary Clinton expressed her gratitude towards the LGBT movement and Bernie Sanders shared a celebratory message for Pride. David E. Price, 4th Congressional Disctict Representative of North Carolina posted a picture on his twitter account in favor of equality and calling for the repeal of the discriminatory law, HB2.

This month and every month. #LoveIsLove pic.twitter.com/L3kRhhRxA4

— Barack Obama (@BarackObama) June 7, 2016

What the movement for LGBT equality has taught us: with courage and love, there’s nothing we can’t do. Happy Pride Month. Let’s fight on.

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) June 2, 2016

This month we celebrate the right to love one another regardless of gender and the fight for equality for LGBT people. Happy #PrideMonth!

— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) June 1, 2016

This National #PrideMonth, I continue to call for the immediate repeal of #HB2. t.co/g31jTCJROL pic.twitter.com/VhNydfCGfF

— David E. Price (@RepDavidEPrice) June 2, 2016

Celebrities have also begun sharing their support for Pride, including YouTube star and musician Trevor Moran, who came out as gay last year, and Tony Award-winning actress and singer Sara Ramirez, who is a dedicate ally to the LGBT community. She’s spent much of this week promoting Pride on social media and advocating on the ground for fully equality.

Happy Pride Month pic.twitter.com/P7XwuGk8OC

— Trevor Moran (@TrevorMoran) June 7, 2016

Gr8ful 4 the invitation 2 present @ 2day’s @WhiteHouse Briefing #EndYouthHomelessness @TrueColorsFund #NonnyDeLaPena pic.twitter.com/brfSSsEsfH

— Sara Ramirez (@SaraRamirez) June 3, 2016

#IllGoWithYou #Button #Transgender #LGBTQ @JamaShelton @TrueColorsFund pic.twitter.com/ZpEblKDIdu

— Sara Ramirez (@SaraRamirez) June 3, 2016

#LGBT #PRIDE #June #PrideMonth #Equality #Peace #Love pic.twitter.com/JwZiFWZU2s

— Sara Ramirez (@SaraRamirez) June 1, 2016

Pride month is in full swing. With posts of support from a wide range of people, organizations, and businesses showing their support for the LBGT community, this year’s Pride promises to be visible and memorable.