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Celebs Take A Stand Against Bullying In Support Of Spirit Day

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Today is Spirit Day, an annual event that encourages people to take a stand against bullying and show their support for LGBTQ youth.

Following the high number of devastating teen deaths in the LGBTQ community, GLAAD started Spirit Day in 2010 along with millions of teachers, celebrities, youths, employers and community leaders to help end the cycle of bullying and create a safe world for all young people.

Today, a number of celebrities have shown their support for Spirit Day with messages of inspiration and empowerment. Check out some of our favourite messages below and click here to learn more about Spirit Day, including how to Go Purple on social media.

Pretty Little Liars actor Keegan Allen is encouraging fans to be aware of how they treat others on Spirit Day and every day.

Also getting in on the Spirit Day celebrations are fellow Pretty Little Liars actor Troian Bellisario and PLL Executive Producer I. Marlene King.

Lucy Hale made sure she wasn’t the only PLL cast member not supporting Spirit Day and posted this video urging people to go purple.

Go purple TODAY with @LucyHale and @GLAAD to stand with #LGBT youth. #ChooseKindness #SpiritDay http://www.glaad.org/spiritday

A video posted by Pretty Little Liars (@prettylittleliars) on

The staff at the White House voting “yes” to going purple on Spirit Day.

Musician Henry Rollins knows the most punk rock thing you can do is use your voice for change.

Orange Is The New Black actor and activist Laverne Cox is taking a stand with Spirit Day.

The women of The View encouraged their viewers to “choose kindness” today and every day.

The NBA is taking the pledge to go purple and stand with all their fans.

Britney Spears made sure she was early to the Spirit Day celebration and posted this positive message last night.

Former Much VJ Rainbow Sun Franks shared his feelings on bullying and encouraged others to take a stand.

The cast of The Fosters want people to get involved and show their spirit.

Tegan and Sara have been longtime advocates for the LGBTQ community and today is no different!

William Shatner is taking a stand against bullying.

Mean Girls actor Daniel Franzese says you can sit with him.


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