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In the month of pride, the Leodias portal He gathered the characters who made history in the community. From cult musicals to teen series, these names helped accept the acceptance of many, serving welcome and representativeness for millions of people around the world.
Meet 10 characters who helped write the history of LGBTQIA+ representativeness on screens.
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Santana Lopez – Glee
At a time when being openly lesbian was still a taboo in the great teen series, Santana (lived by Naya Rivera) emerged as a watershed. In the musical universe of “Glee“She started as an antagonist, but evolved into one of the most complex hearts of the series. Its self -acceptance history was essential for many young women to be seen for the first time.
Cameron Tucker – Modern Family
Cam is pure charisma, drama and love. Interpreted by Eric Stonestreet, he is part of one of the most beloved TV couples alongside Mitchell. In “Modern Family”homosexuality is not used as a joke, but as part of a narrative about family, affection and humanity.
Yorkie e Kelly – Black Mirror
In the dystopian universe of “Black Mirror”, the episode San Junipero offered a rare and sweet utopia, two black women, LGBTQia+, living a possible love, even beyond life. Amid the technology and melancholy of the series, Yorkie and Kelly represent the chance of a “happily ever after.”
Ennis e Jack – The Secret of Brokeback Mountain
The western was never the same. Jack and Ennis know each other in the mountains and share a connection that challenges time, silence and repression. Launched in 2005, the film received three Oscars and broke barriers, being one of the first gay novels portrayed with such sensitivity and complexity in the cinema.
Rue E Jules – Euphoria
Rue (Zendaya) and Jules (Hunter Schafer) are not just a couple. They are the representation of fluid, intense, chaotic and real loves. The series “Euphoria“Avoid labels and bet on feelings. Rue is bisexual; Jules, a young trans. Together, they show that love can be a place of discovery, pain and healing.
Frank N. Furter – The Rocky Horror Picture Show
The self -proclaimed “sweet and mischievous scientist” is the main character of the musical who has become a cult phenomenon for the Queer community. In 1975, when there was no talk of gender identity, the character opened many doors and debates on the subject.
Kurt Hummel – Glee
With his angelic voice, Kurt (Chris Colfer) was one of the first teenage gay characters to be prominent in a successful series. He faced bullying, fell in love, lived novels and thrilled a generation with his resilience.
Viktor Hargreeves – The Umbrella Academy
The third season of “The Umbrella AcademyIt went beyond fiction and embraced reality. When Elliot Page assumed he was a trans man, the series was part of Vanya’s transition to Viktor Hargreeves in a natural and respectful way. A rare and necessary representation of male trans living.
Callie Torres – Grey’s Anatomy
Dr. Callie Torres (Sara Ramirez) is one of the most significant bisexual characters in the series. Its story involved discoveries, relationships with men and women, motherhood, separations and reconciliations. Over more than a decade in the series, Callie has proven that bisexuality exists and should be portrayed in depth.
Emily Fields – Pretty Little Liars
Between mysteries and twists, Emily (Shay Mitchell) was one of the first lesbian protagonists in a large audience teen series. In “Pretty Little Liars”His sexuality has never been an obstacle, but part of his strength. An important representation, especially for young lesbians who grew up in 2010.
