And it turns out, I was right. The YouTube LGBT community is more than just a group of people that make entertaining viral videos; this community has become a source of comfort and inspiration.

“I’m f---ing pissed at @YouTube,” Maza wrote, “which claims to support its LGBT creators, and has explicit policies against harassment and bullying.” While he waited for YouTube to ...

"This started up the conversation with other LGBT+ YouTubers, and we all realized our videos had anti-LGBT ads placed on them." The advertisement from Alliance Defending Freedom is a four-and-a ...

“I love you guys,” a weepy Nilson told thousands of fans gathered inside the Anaheim Convention Center for a Friday session starring lesbian, gay and bisexual YouTube stars. “This feels amazin ...

He says YouTube has regularly demonetized his videos with the word “trans” or “transgender” in the title — and even run anti-LGBT ads on some videos geared toward the LGBT community.

LGBT YouTubers spoke about their experience as creators, talked to fans and occasionally griped about YouTube’s algorithm on Thursday in a small yet packed room at Vidcon. Blaque, who began ...

YouTube spent the weekend and much of Monday scrambling to explain itself after LGBT creators accused them of blocking their videos when the platform is in "Restricted" viewing mode. The company ...

LGBT videomakers were alarmed to learn late last week that YouTube’s Restricted Mode—an optional and off-by-default feature that uses “community flagging, age-restrictions, and other signals ...