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News Briefs: Incoming EQCA ED names leadership team
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The incoming executive director of Equality California, the statewide LGBTQ rights group, recently announced his new leadership team.Tony Hoang, who will take the reins of the organization October 16, according to a news release, stated that several members of the team are longtime staffers who have been promoted from their current positions.
Others will continue in their roles. The boards of EQCA and the EQCA Institute announced in April that Hoang would succeed Executive Director Rick Chavez Zbur, who is leaving to run for an open state Assembly seat in Southern California.
Hoang will be the first Asian American executive director and the third out gay man of color to lead the organization."I'm honored to step into the executive director.
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TikTok Bans Misgendering, Deadnaming And Promoting Conversion Therapy; First Platform to Attempt Difficult Enforcement; GLAAD Takes Credit
blog post Tuesday, stating that misgendering and deadnaming users are “prohibited on our platform.” Keenan also stated that content promoting conversion therapy and misogyny is also banned as the video platform provided more clarity on its content moderation policies.Following advocacy from GLAAD and @UltraViolet, and recommendations from the GLAAD Social Media Safety Index, @tiktok_us updated Community Guidelines to prohibit misgendering, deadnaming, misogyny, and promotion of so-called “conversion therapy” programs.https://t.co/lmxQNXYKM8“Though these ideologies have long been prohibited on TikTok, we’ve heard from creators and civil society organizations that it’s important to be explicit in our community guidelines,” Keenan said. He went on to highlight the recent addition of a feature that allows users to list their pronouns on their account as something he hopes “will encourage respectful and inclusive dialogue on our platform.”The changes came as part of a wider revision of TikTok’s community guidelines aimed at addressing multiple issues present in content on the platform.
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