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A few things:
1. Gillum didn’t owe us this.
2. I’m thankful he’s now shaping this on his terms after people tried to expose him.
3. I co-wrote a letter supporting him because we never know what someone is battling.
4. Many more thoughts... https://www.out.com/politics/2020/9/14/florida-democrat-andrew-gillum-comes-out-bisexual
1. Gillum didn’t owe us this.
2. I’m thankful he’s now shaping this on his terms after people tried to expose him.
3. I co-wrote a letter supporting him because we never know what someone is battling.
4. Many more thoughts... https://www.out.com/politics/2020/9/14/florida-democrat-andrew-gillum-comes-out-bisexual
Queerness is often used as an attack against us and that’s especially true for people — Black folks — who white society sees as more acceptable or liked. Reminder of our op-ed: https://thegrio.com/2020/03/27/black-people-support-andrew-gillum/
In the end, it is only bisexual people who can determine if they see this “inviting in” as harmful (based on how it was done). I just want to caution how we respond to this especially since we are not R. Jai, his wife, who gets to chose what’s best for her and their family.
Also, leave these white gay men alone.
