In the modern world, the media is the main means of mass communication and an intermediary between information and the public. The way in which the media constructs the stories that are published is important for the reason that the media, in doing so, also constructs public opinion. Same-sex communities, on the other hand, are a marginal group that is often misunderstood by the public and discriminated against by individuals, groups and collectives. Precisely because the media constructs public awareness in a positive or negative sense, it is extremely important how they present their stories, including those about same-sex unions, to the general public. The aim of this research was to analyze the way in which the media present same-sex communities to the public. The analysis showed that the authors of the articles usually do not take a position in the articles themselves, or if they do, it is positive or programmatic, that is, they encourage change for the better. Same-sex unions are most often written about in June, which is known as Pride Month, but also at the time of certain events such as making decisions about allowing same-sex couples to adopt children or in response to political elections. It is written equally about the two opposing sides, those who support and those who condemn same- sex unions. On the other hand, there is room for advancement in the sense that attention could be paid to countries that are more progressive than Croatia. Finally, it is assumed that the media, by including all perspectives of diverse actors as well as examples of good practice of struggle and integration, will be one of the main means by which the LGBTQ community could expand/realize their rights.