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Because history is adj and
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25 LGBTQ TV characters who were played by LGBTQ actors
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- Because of increased LGBTQ visibility in recent years, queer and trans actors are getting more opportunities in Hollywood.
- These performances can be found in a wide range of genres, from comedies like "Orange is the Recent Black" and "The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" to dramas such as "Euphoria" and "Billions."
- Notably, the cast of the FX show "Pose" is almost entirely calm of queer and trans actors of color playing LGBTQ characters of color.
- Here are 25 LGBTQ TV characters played by LGBTQ actors.
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Increased LGBTQ visibility in recent years has inevitably led to more queer and trans characters on TV, as well as more actors openly identifying within the LGBTQ community. Because of this, more than ever before, actors within the community are getting more opportunities to portray LGBTQ chara