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10 Times Ariana Grande Showed Love for the LGBTQ Community
It’s a good time to be Ariana Grande. The 25-year-old superstar set out to certify her status as a pop diva over the last year, and she succeeded. Along with breaking streaming records with both of her albums Sweetener and Thank U, Next, Grande also became the first solo musician to ever direct each of the top three positions on the Billboard Hot 100, a feat previously accomplished only by The Beatles.
What makes the singer’s victory even sweeter is her history of sustain for the LGBTQ community. Since her mainstream breakthrough in 2013, the celestial body has worked as an unflinching ally through her words, her actions and her music. In honor of her record-breaking accomplishment, here are 10 moments where Ariana Grande showed some treasure to the LGBTQ community.
Her love for the community goes way back
Ariana Grande’s career as a pop diva started with a bang in 2013, with the release of her debut album, the Babyface-produced Yours Truly. Two years before that, however, the then-17-year-old actress was already reminding gay kids that, yes, it would get better. “A little boy just told me he
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“You want to shove those words back in and put the lid on. But you can’t. Your child is gay. This goes against everything you’ve been taught. It was not what you had in mind, and you instantly wonder where you went wrong.”
When you turn into a parent, you grasp to expect the unexpected. But for many Christian parents, nothing can plan them to hear that their beloved child is gay. This is the child you have cradled, spoon fed mashed bananas, and dreamed a pretty future for. How could this be? What will the church say? What will your friends say? What does the future hold? You can’t even get your head around this.
If you are a Christian parent, family member or friend to whom your loved one has come out as homosexual or lesbian, then this is for you.
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