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I’ve been seeing some of my favourite YouTubers talking about how people on Twitter are saying there shouldn’t be straight people in pride parades which is stupid because bisexuals can be mistaken as straight as well as trans people can be straight. What‘s wrong with letting cis straight allies in pride events if we want more rights and representation we should allow people outside the community to support us.
I feel like this debate is Rage bait and most people don’t actually feel uncomfortable around heterosexuals and queer people who like the opposite gender.
I'm not up for excluding Allies. I'm not up for excluding the straight father of a teen who committed suicide over being bullied relentlessly at school, when he goes to pride is the only time he feels closer to the child he lost. Or the parents and siblings who want to show out in support of their family members. Pride should be for anyone who embraces the community and wants to genuinely support it. Friends of people in our community should be welcome to attend as well.
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