This is really something. Broadway stars rock out in a celebration of life, in the wake of LGBT suicides across the nation. The song, It Gets Better, will be available October 19th on iTunes, with all download proceeds benefiting The Trevor Project.
The video below is Broadway and other New York stage stars sharing their thoughts and their stories. All of this outpouring is so important because it makes us all feel a little closer to each other and helps drown out all the nonsense and hateful things we’ve been hearing from some of the people running for public office who should know better.
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