Los Angeles becomes one of the first cities to recognize National Coming Out Day
The city voted on Friday to recognize the LGBTQ+ holiday first celebrated in 1988.
October 14, 2024
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The city voted on Friday to recognize the LGBTQ+ holiday first celebrated in 1988.
Carl Nassib, who came out as gay before retiring from pro football, announced the donation on the NFL Network’s Good Morning Football show.
He rallied participants in an Out for Harris national organizing call.
“The most powerful act of resistance as an LGBTQ+ person is to live our life loudly in a world that tells us to be quiet,” says HRC President Kelley Robinson.
Skold made the announcement for National Coming Out Day.