Will Stroude is an Associate Editor at PinkNews, a leading LGBTQ+ news outlet. With a background as a Digital Editor at Attitude Magazine, Will focuses on covering a wide range of LGBTQ+ topics, including queer neurodiversity, representation in film and entertainment, LGBTQ+ sports, and personal stories of coming out and self-acceptance.
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Will Stroude's coverage predominantly focuses on LGBTQ+ representation, community, activism, and entertainment. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or interviews related to LGBTQ+ individuals making an impact in the entertainment industry or promoting diversity and inclusion. Additionally, expertise in LGBTQ+ issues within sports could also be relevant based on his coverage of the Women's World Cup.
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