67%

of LGBTQ consumers are more likely to feel positively toward brands with advertising that demonstrates that men and women have the same capabilities and roles.

Google/Ipsos, U.S., Inclusive Marketing Study, n of 2987 U.S. consumers aged 13–-54 who access the internet at least monthly, Aug. 2019.

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