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'Love Has No Labels' Campaign Celebrates Diversity

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The Ad Council has released a video celebrating love in various forms.

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People stand behind a screen and kiss and appear to the crowd as skeletons, revealing their identities only when they walk in front of the screen, and a message appears beside them.

The video is part of a campaign entitled ‘Love Has No Labels’ which aims to promote diversity and reduce unconscious bias against people based on race, gender identity, sexuality or disabilities.

Watch the video below.

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