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Gender equality  is the state of equal ease of access to resources and opportunities regardless of gender.

A community that fights for gender equality is LGBT. The LGBT community is defined by groups outside the gender norms considered "normal". They are made up of lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgenders and sometimes other groups such as intersex people.

One way they find to fight is the LGBT civil movements that are social movements that defend the acceptance of LGBT people in society.  Although there is no comprehensive central organization that represents all people and their interests, organizations are numerous and are spread across several countries around the world.

Some of the barriers that these people encounter are society's prejudice towards them and their exclusion.

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- Surgery for sex change

- Adoption
- Right to use the “social name”
- Inclusion of the partner in the IR statement

- INSS

- Recognition of the stable union

- Maternity leave Criminalization of homophobia

-  Gay civil marriage

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The LGBT flag is a symbol of LGBT pride, recognition and culture worldwide. These colors represent human diversity.

Designed by the artist Gilbert Baker, in 1977, the LGBT flag is made up of horizontal stripes of six different colors (purple, blue, green, yellow, orange and red), similar to the rainbow.

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The Supreme Court ruled that the 14 states that currently refuse to unite two people of the same sex must now marry them and also recognize their marriage if it was celebrated in another jurisdiction. Five judges voted in favor, and four against.
President Obama (2015): “Today is a big step in our march toward equality. Gay and lesbian couples now have the right to marry, just like anyone else #LoveWins”.

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Homophobia is a term created to express a person's hatred, aversion or discrimination against homosexuals or homosexuality.

Homophobia is manifested in actions of veiled or explicit violence, in intolerance in the institutional or informal environment denying the right to a dignified life May 17th is International Day Against Homophobia, Lesbophobia and Transphobia.

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Three  important brands that support the gay cause

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Three  important brands that support the gay cause

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Support for the LGBT struggle needs to go far beyond speech and good marketing.  And in the face of so many returns that we have been facing recently, big brands have already made it very clear that they are companies without prejudice and that they are hand in hand to fight any type of LGBTphobia, as they:

Coca-cola

Coca-Cola won many points when it realized that respect for diversity must start from the inside and launched an internal awareness campaign with the brand's own employees.

Starting from a popular expression that questions and accuses people's sexuality, Coca-Cola has developed a new visual identity for its Fanta can.  The can was identical to a Coca-Cola can, but it had the words "This Coca is Fanta, so what?" Stating that there is no problem with being a homosexual.

It was a case of immense success, which helped to change the perception of several employees of the team

Disney

Disney launched "Mickey Mouse Rainbow Love". The piece features a red hat, with rainbow-colored ears and the hands of the famous character forming a heart - in rainbow colors. The accessory is for sale in parks located in Orlando and California.

Adidas

The giant Adidas launched the quartet that forms the "Pride Pack" 2018, which consists of the models PURE BOOST DPR, I-5923, CAMPUS and DEERUPT. All have a beige base and colorful details in light tones. The technical characteristics of all models are maintained and on their insoles we can see effects that refer to the rainbow - symbol of LGBTQ + movements, in addition to the inscription "LOVE UNITES".