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10 bi<\/a>+ YouTubers to binge watch during #BiWeek<\/b><\/p>\n

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From viral coming out videos<\/a> to relationship advice, YouTube has been an online space for LGBTQ expression, identity, and community since its launch in 2005. This #BiWeek<\/a>, GLAAD is highlighting ten of our favorite bisexual<\/a>+ YouTubers.<\/p>\n

R.J. Aguiar (TheNotAdam<\/a>)<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n

Bisexual and Latino vlogger\u00a0R.J. Aguiar first amassed internet fame through his former blog, NotAdamAndSteve, co-hosted with now-husband Will Shepard<\/a>. Today, R.J. runs a successful YouTube channel, TheNotAdam<\/a>,\u00a0where he gives sex advice<\/a>, talks about his identity as a bisexual man<\/a>, and rants about political issues<\/a>. R.J. is also a prolific advocate who has attended White House events for the bisexual<\/a>+ community and\u00a0helped organize the Los Angeles-based Resist March in June 2017.
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Ash Hardell (Ash Hardell<\/a>)<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n

Ash Hardell identifies as bisexual<\/a>\u00a0and genderqueer\/questioning<\/a>. They’re\u00a0known for their video<\/a> series, the ABC’s of LGBT<\/a>, which explores sexual orientation, gender identity, underrepresented identity labels, pronouns, and more. They’ve\u00a0also turned this video<\/a> series into a book\u2014purchase it here<\/a>! Subscribe to Ash’s channel for incredible spoken word performances<\/a> and adorable videos of them\u00a0and their wife, Grace<\/a>.
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Connor Manning (AConnMan<\/a>)<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n

21-year-old video<\/a> blogger Connor Manning makes videos<\/a> every Monday and Friday on his YouTube channel, AConnMan<\/a>. Connor is very open about his own personal experiences with his viewers, discussing his bisexuality<\/a>, his mental health<\/a>, and his experiences while dating<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Dodie Clark (doodleoodle<\/a> and doodlevloggle<\/a>)<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n

Creator of the viral bisexual coming out song<\/a> (with over one million views), Dodie Clark is known for her original songs<\/a>, beautiful acoustic covers<\/a>, and her quirky British charm. Go listen to “You”<\/a> and “Would You Be So Kind?”<\/a> (on repeat) right now!
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Taylor Behnke (ItsRadishTime<\/a>)<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n

GLAAD Digital Director and proud bisexual<\/a> Taylor Behnke hosts a YouTube Chanel, ItsRadishTime, about “trying, failing, and beginning again.” Watch her talk about her biracial identity<\/a>, give advice about how to work for a non-profit<\/a>,\u00a0and make her parents vlog<\/a>. Check out\u00a0the best of ItsRadishTime here<\/a>.
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Gaby Dunn (JustBetweenUs<\/a> and Gaby Dunn<\/a>)<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n

Comedian Gaby Dunn hosts the YouTube channel Just Between Us <\/em>with best friend Allison Raskin. Read a Bitch Media interview<\/a> with Gaby and Allison here and subscribe to their channel for weekly comedy sketches<\/a> and bad advice<\/a>. They recently wrote a young adult novel together, titled <\/a>I Hate Everyone But You<\/a>.\u00a0<\/em>Gaby also has her own solo YouTube channel, Gaby Dunn<\/a>, where you can watch videos<\/a> about what it might be like to be Virginia Woolf’s personal assistant<\/a>, other short films<\/a>, and\u2014yes\u2014bisexuality<\/a>.
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Jackson Bird (Jackson Bird<\/a>)<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n

Transgender and bisexual<\/a> YouTuber Jackson Bird is known for his videos<\/a> about identity, social justice, Harry Potter, and waffles<\/a>. Last year, he joined us in GLAAD’s New York City office for his Queerstory<\/a> series to interview GLAAD’s Alexandra Bolles about bi+ visibility and Spirit Day<\/a>. GLAAD also profiled Jackson in another #BiWeek blog post\u2014check it out here<\/a>!
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Marina Watanabe (marinashutup<\/a>)<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n

In addition to hosting a subscribe-worthy YouTube channel, Marina Watanabe works as the Social Media Coordinator for Everyday Feminism<\/a>. Marina identifies as mixed-race Japanese-American, a bisexual<\/a> woman<\/a> of color, a feminist, and a Gryffinclaw. Check out her channel every Friday for her “Feminist Fridays” series<\/a> and every other day of the week for videos<\/a> about depression<\/a>, Harry Potter<\/a>, and more.
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Eliel Cruz (Eliel Cruz Speaks<\/a>)<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n

A bisexual<\/a> man<\/a> of faith and prolific speaker, tweeter, and advocate,\u00a0Eliel Cruz uploads weekly videos<\/a> on LGBTQ topics (with an emphasis on the B) and the intersections of faith and sexuality<\/a>. Recently, he jumpstarted the movement #FaithfullyLGBT<\/a>, a platform for LGBT people of faith to make their voices heard.
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Fiona Morris (neonfiona<\/a>)<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n

British and bisexual<\/a> vlogger Fiona describes herself as “literal witch, queer icon, professional meme farmer, and very famous internet celebrity” on her Twitter<\/a>. Check out Fiona’s YouTube channel for collaborations with other queer YouTubers (including girlfriend Riley J. Dennis<\/a>\u00a0and Ash Hardell<\/a>) and sarcasm galore<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Who\u00a0is your favorite bi<\/a>+ YouTuber? Tell @GLAAD using #BiWeek on social media!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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September 20, 2017<\/span><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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