The most reliable LGBTQIA+ streaming services

Representation matters. It's been a long time since we've made progress in granting legal rights to the LGBTQ+ community, but this does not always translate into acceptance (especially when you consider the amount of LGBT+-related bills that have been proposed in the last few months). It is time to increase LGBTQIA+ visibility, equity and inclusion across all forms of media and entertainment.

The more queer representation that we see in our news media the more accepted acceptance and celebrations become.

The percentage of Americans who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or non-binary has nearly doubled over the last decade. 7.1% Of the US population now identify as being part within the LGBTQIA+ LGBTQIA+ community. That percentage is even greater among those of us who are Gen Z friends, 20.8 percent of them are LGBTQIAplus.

It's time for the video content that we consume to reflect our country's diversity. Viewers should look to the media and be able to see themselves reflected in the narratives, characters as well as the topics and stories that are covered, regardless of the colour of their skin, gender, their identity, and who they love. It's about time that we move beyond inclusion and raise the level of the status of our LGBTQIA+ community for the lessons they can teach us about staying strong and confident to our own identities.

In that regard here are some of the best LGBTQIA+ streaming services available in the moment of this writing. Keep reading to find out the features each service offers, and the reasons to go through them.

1. Dekkoo

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Dekkoo boasts the largest collection of entertainment for gays on the market. With just $9.99 for a month following three days of trial you get access to an unlimited gay streaming app filled with gay-themed films and programs that are geared especially for gay people. The app also has a library that is regularly upgraded Dekkoo originals.

2. Outfest

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3. Tello Films

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Tello Films has a lovely collection of queer-focused content. A majority of the fee you pay goes straight to the creators of the films, which means you can feel good about the $6.99 monthly (or $59.99 per year) you pay to access the material. The library has lesbian original series, shorts, and movies. In addition to unlimitted streaming options, they also offer titles to rent and purchase.

4. World of Wonder (WOW Presents Plus)

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WOW Presents Plus touts itself as the one streaming service that includes "Drag Race", "Painted with Raven", "Werq The World", "UNHhhh", and hundreds of World of Wonder originals, specials, documentaries, and other drag entertainment. It's super affordable at just $4.99 a month or $49.99 for the year.

One of WOW's main selling points is its ability to access Drag Race content across the globe. If you're in the US You can watch every episode of:

• Canada's Drag Race
• Drag Race Under the Sea
• Drag Race Espana
• Drag Race France
• Drag Race Holland
• Drag Race Italia
• RuPaul's Drag Race UK
• Drag Race Philippines

To our readers from around the world Click here to access an interactive diagram outlining what Drag Race is content available for your nation.

If you want a preview of what to expect from the WOW Originals, take a look at the trailer for the Halloween of last year's "Jimbo vs. Peas" special, and also the trailer for"Werq The World Season 2. "Werq the World Season 2" docuseries. How could you not just subscribe to that? I'm tempted.

5. TysonPlus

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TysonPlus takes an intersectional approach through the creation of BIPOC and inclusive LGBTQ+ content. You can use this streaming service to enjoy unique series on stories of horror, drama, maturing as well as the intimate stories of BIPOC within the LGBTQ+ community.

TysonPlus doesn't just create content for the community- they help LGBTQ+ writers and other creatives as well. Get a subscription for $9.99 a month, $29.99 a quarter, or $99.99 a year.

6. This TV

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In 2022 the subscribers will be able to purchase a 2-year plan at a cost of $99. The membership is typically $7.99 each month or $67.99 to get a year-long membership.

Watch "The Gaze", a hilarious and heartfelt dramedy "Crystal City" is a documentary that explores how crystal meth has infiltrated the city's LGBTQ+ community. Or take a look at "The PGW: Pro Gau Wrestling!" Much like the LGBTQ+ community, Here TV has a little something for everyone.

7. Logo

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Logo began its journey in 2005, as the first cable company specifically designed to serve people in the LGBTQ+ community. Since then, the goal of Logo has been to support the LGBTQ+ community by providing a wide collection of queer content via written television as well as online exclusives.

The joy of flipping around channels of TV is wonderful however, only if your TV provider actually has content you want to see. If you're an avid TV viewer who doesn't get access to interesting content, this one's for the.

There are many ways you can enjoy Logo Content:

• A few full episodes that are free are available at the site that is the logo.
• The TV companies that participate have LogoTV. If the TV service you are using is listed in the list, you will be able to access your TV login to access all the LogoTV's content via supported devices.
• Additionally, you can buy individual episodes through marketplaces like Amazon, Google Play, and iTunes.

Click here to view "2022 LGBTQ State of the Union," "Trans Youth Town Hall," "Stonewall" (movie), "Gay Chorus Deep South" (documentary) And more.

8. OUTtv

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OUTtv is the only Canadian national LGBTQ+ TV network. They post popular, new, and original series that celebrate and champion the LGBTQ+ community. Click over to the following page for a look at some of the documentaries, shows, and gay movie streaming they're featuring this month. Since OUTtv is a television network, it's another appealing option for people who are eager to click buttons on the changer of channels.

OUTtv can be accessed by users in the United States and Canada without a cable subscription for the price of $3.99 a month. It is also possible to get the channel through a Prime Video Channels subscription, AppleTV, and by contacting cable providers in Canada.

9. Strong Voices Television (SVTV)

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SVTV is a dedicated LGBTQ+ streaming service that provides monthly programming to delight people in the community, as well as friends, provide information on pertinent issues and amplify Queer voices. Complete access is only $5.99 per month. At that cost, you can access the LGBTQ+ community representation in the form of movies, TV shows documentary, podcasts, as well as live streaming.

Watch live sports streaming, TV shows like "Theality TV", movies like "Suicide Kale" as well as documentaries such
"Raid of the Rainbow Lounge".

Save money by purchasing a 6-month subscription for $29.99 and an annual one at $49.99 a year.

10. Lesflicks VOD

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Lesflicks VOD is a subscription service that offers shorts, features and series geared towards women-loving woman. 50percent of the fees go to the producers of original sapphic tales as well as a brand new series is added every single week.

The streaming service has several different options for membership:

• Watch only at PS8.99/month (10.70 USD)
• SEE+DISCUSS at PS12.99/month (15.47 USD)
• VIP WATCH + DISCUSS at PS15.99/month (19.04 USD)
• Donate, watch and discuss to PS19.99/month (23.80 USD)

All plans offer 2 months of free service for people who subscribe annually. If chatting about WLW movies is your thing then this is the streaming service for you. The DISCUSS add-on gives you bonus access to the Lesflicks Community Amplification Network (LesflicksCAN) where you can talk about the films and their impact with like-minded individuals with a passion to the core.

The LesflicksCAN discussion area is comprised of three levels that include a chat with a regional focus that is geared towards film enthusiasts, a sapphic film lover chat, and one for fanatics which connects users and creators via the direct messaging.

By selecting the VIP WATCH option, you allows you to watch films that are released every week before they become available to standard subscribers.

11. GayBingeTV

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GayBingeTV is an online streaming service that is targeted exclusively to gay viewers. Users can sign up to stream gay movies and TV shows from 12 genres. This may be the least expensive on this list, priced at just $3.99 per month. The company offers a free 7-day trial as well as an area of movies for free in their catalog.

12. Unicorns.live

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Get a monthly subscription for CA$9.99 a month ($7.68USD) (or CA$89.99 for the one-year subscription ($69.18USD). The streaming service includes every one of your favourite LGBTQ+ live events plus some on-demand content as well. The majority of the revenue is paid directly to the artists.

13. Fearless

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Fearless is a unique streaming service that separates the content into 23 distinct views. The categories of content range from #LGBTQ+ up to #DeafCommunity, #Autistic, #Immigrant SelfHarmAndSuicide and many more. This is a way for every viewer to see themselves in the media and provide a place for people to gain insight into perspectives which are that are different to the ones they have.

After the 14-day free trial, you will either have to have to pay $7.99 a month or $59.99 a year.

14. TrickleUP

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TrickleUP is a subscription-based grassroots platform for video created by and designed for NYC artists. The streaming service is stocked with the work of artists who have lost their earnings due to the pandemic.

Created by performance artistwriter/playwright/drag queen Taylor Mac, the platform is a place where equal representation is a priority in the field of LGBTQ+ artists and performers. The profits from big names go towards funding $10,000 commissions to small, struggling artists.

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