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  • Managing Editor, Social Media and Video, TODAY
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‘Why do I need to proclaim something?’: LGBTQ+ Gen Zers redefine ‘coming out’

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By Maddie Ellis Verified, Elena Nicolaou Verified, Joyann Jeffrey Verified, Melissa Radzimski Verified, Alex Portée, Candice Williams Verified
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The Stonewall Inn in New York City has become a safe haven for queer people since the historic uprising that helped launch the movement for LGBTQ rights in 1969. According to NBC News, people have gathered there for political rallies, to protest Donald Trump’s immigration policies and more. But thanks to the rise of social media in the 2000s, people born in the late ‘90s to 2010s — also known as Generation Z — can find support not just in person, but online.
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‘Why do I need to proclaim something?’: LGBTQ+ Gen Zers redefine ‘coming out’

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By Maddie Ellis Verified, Elena Nicolaou Verified, Joyann Jeffrey Verified, Melissa Radzimski Verified
| TODAY Verified
June 30, 2023, 1:53 PM UTC / Updated June 5, 2024, 3:01 PM UTC / Source: TODAY The Stonewall Inn in New York City has become a safe haven for queer people since the historic uprising that helped launch the movement for LGBTQ rights in 1969. According to NBC News, people have gathered there for political rallies, to protest Donald Trump’s immigration policies and more.
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Queer, wise and ‘making up for lost time’: How Rebecca Black grew up after ‘Friday’

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By Melissa Radzimski Verified
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Rebecca Black is a philosopher. And it makes sense for somebody tethered to the internet in such an enduring way — there’s no choice but to peer inward. “It’s important to be able to develop a trust within yourself that, even if it is just a moment, it can be true for a moment,” she tells TODAY.com. “That was something that I really lacked for a long time.
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