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The gay and lesbian community has come a long way to get accurate, equal and significant representation in the entertainment industry, and one of this year's shining example is the popular reality series The Amazing Race. Among past participants in the reality competition was openly homosexual tandem in New York natives Tom and Terry, and the show's main competitor lesbian, Lauren Marococcio. Tom, a College Admissions Director and graduate of Columbia University, and Terry, a Special Events Director, first met at a singles event and decided to join the tenth season of The Amazing Race, hoping to not only win a million dollars, but also finishing the game the stronger and tougher couple. Lauren, a speech therapist from Rhode Island, joined the competition with his father, Duke, for the truth about his sexuality to the surface and created a tear in their once very tight band. Both father and daughter went into the game hoping that they could build their relationship. In fact, The Amazing Race (among many other shows) proved to be an integral part in helping address homosexual issues, most especially with regard to human relationships. Have provided a meeting place for people like Tom, Terry and Lauren to shine despite what some investors may have to say about their lifestyle is certainly commendable, and the Media Award nomination they received from the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) for is really well deserved. GLAAD is an organization formed in 1985 in New York. In its official website, their mission is clear that their commitment to "promoting and ensuring fair, accurate and inclusive representation of people and events in the media as a means of eliminating homophobia and discrimination based on gender identity and sexual orientation." Organisation decided to nominate The Amazing Race for having successfully and happy actualized their mission statement.
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