Gay communities excel at turning cultural moments into recognizable brands, from parties to public figures. But leaders often avoid clarifying the political stakes, leaving broader audiences confused about what these branded expressions actually mean.
And so, you know, but leave it to the gays to brand. Exactly. In their own way. Yeah, yeah. You know, party, Tina, all of that, you know, leave it to us to make it, to turn it into, you know, this bit of branding. And I think that most people just, they don't know what to do with it. You know, I mean, gay leaders, don't know what to do with it. And, and I, I don't even know if they're caught up in the politics of it. Oh, we don't want to look too bad.
