Millions of Americans wear purple on Spirit Day as a sign of support for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) youth and to speak out against bullying. This app allows you to take a picture or select an existing one and make it purple. You can then share your picture with friends on your favorite social media sites. Plus - find resources to help you take a stand against bullying and learn how you can get more involved with Spirit Day.

Spirit Day was started in 2010 by teenager Brittany McMillan as a response to the young people who had taken their own lives. Observed annually, individuals, schools, organizations, corporations, media professionals and celebrities wear purple, which symbolizes spirit on the rainbow flag. Getting involved is easy -- participants are asked to simply "go purple" on October 19th as we work to create a world in which LGBT teens are celebrated and accepted for who they are.

Learn more & go purple at http://www.glaad.org/spiritday.