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“Glee.” “Modern Family.” “Queer Eye.” “Riverdale.” “Sex Education.” “Young Royals.” “Euphoria.” Overall, LGBTQ+ representation has been steadily increasing this past decade. According to GLAAD’s “We Are On TV Report,” 9.1% of primetime scripted programming contained LGBTQ+ characters from 2020-2021.   “I think that a lack of queer visibility and representation affects everyone, LGBTQ+ or not,” freshman

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