@DitchtheLabel

We Need Diversity!

Imagine the world where we all look the same, we all dress the same and we all like the same things. We don't care if you're gay, lesbian, bisexual, black, white, mixed-race, male, female, old, young... whatever, welcome.
Fighting for What's Right

We're here to support you. We're here to promote a healthy, positive message: we're all different and difference is what makes the impossible possible. Spread the world and support our anti-prejudice movement. Sign up.
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Welcome to Ditch the Label

New website launching Spring 2012.


There are people in the world, so why do we need to cut this down to 20 labels of people? You are your own person. Welcome to Ditch the Label.


We are a not-for-profit organisation promoting messages of equality and anti-discrimination and helping those that are left feeling vulnerable as a direct impact from bullying, discrimination or other hate crime stemming from homophia, racism, sexism and other unfounded levels of hate.

With our online community, DitchWorld boasting over 31,000 members, a dedicated team of counsellors and a social media presence to be envious of - we are difficult to ignore. We unite as one and are here to fight against the inequality that continues to destroy lives.

Unsure as to whether or not you have been affected by negative stereotypes? Consider the following - how true are they?