I was watching when Ellen proclaimed “l’m Gay!” 🏳️🌈
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I remember where I was when I witnessed the groundbreaking moment where Ellen on her sitcom announced to the world “I’m gay!” I have never forgotten that moment it was quite powerful to say the least. I was watching in my room and it was she had gotten by proclaiming her truth. It was the scene where she is at the airport she is at the airport with a girl she likes and takes the microphone in her hand for the lady and looks at her and proudly proclaims “I’m gay!” It really was a meaningful and a groundbreaking moment.
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