Watch the heartwarming “Love Has No Labels” — the first PSA to win an Emmy

In this beautiful PSA about implicit bias, we’re reminded of love’s power to cross any perceived boundaries.

Rod Meade Sperry
14 September 2016

We first shared this beautiful PSA in March of 2015. Now, it’s the first PSA to win an Emmy Award.

“Love Has No Labels,” made by the Ad Council as part of a year-long campaign about implicit bias, reminds us about love’s power to cross any and all perceived boundaries.

“Most of us aren’t even conscious of our prejudice,” the campaign’s website explains. “That’s why it’s called implicit bias.”

Visit lovehasnolabels.com to learn more, get tips on fighting bias and prejudice, and to take a quiz to see if you can spot implicit bias in yourself.

Rod Meade Sperry. Photo by Megumi Yoshida, 2024

Rod Meade Sperry

Rod Meade Sperry is the editor of Buddhadharma, Lion’s Roar’s online source for committed Buddhists, and the book A Beginner’s Guide to Meditation: Practical Advice and Inspiration from Contemporary Buddhist Teachers. He lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia, with his partner and their tiny pup, Sid.