GLAAD Report Highlights LGBTQ Underrepresentation in Video Games

A recent study reveals that while 17% of gamers identify as LGBTQ, less than 2% of video games feature LGBTQ characters.

A GLAAD survey finds that under 2% of video games include LGBTQ characters, despite 17% of gamers identifying as LGBTQ.
The report indicates a significant gap in LGBTQ representation in video games compared to film and TV.
LGBTQ gamers report feeling more accepted in gaming communities, especially in states with anti-LGBTQ legislation.
GLAAD calls for the gaming industry to increase LGBTQ content and hire more LGBTQ workers in authoritative positions.
The study suggests that gaming can be a crucial platform for LGBTQ self-expression and coping during tough times.