“We have to choose love,” she added. “And visibility is so important for our community. So, we have to keep showing up, keep doing things like this, proving that we’re not going anywhere and no one’s taking our joy and light.”
And Bush echoed the sentiment.
“Being a person who has always tried to keep my private life somewhat private, you realize that the louder and prouder you are the more people you inspire,” she explained, “the more people who might be seen.”
She added, “You realize what an incredibly powerful opportunity it is to be able to love your person out loud.”
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