These 16 stars came out as bisexual and are proud of their label.
for anyone in the LGBTQ+ community, and for celebrities who live their lives under a microscope, it can be monumental. When role models and icons come out and embrace themselves, and other queer-identifying people, it can help
. Some stars choose to come out on their own terms and make a reveal on social media. Others let the media speak for them, or make an announcement in an interview. , a month-long celebration of the LGBTQ+ community that commemorates the anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, which occurred from June to July in 1969. The uprising sparked conversation about the rights of LGBTQ+ people, and as a result, finally made significant improvements in their civil rights.
filled with rainbow flags and exuberant self-expression. However, this year was a little different, given our new normal. participating in protests for Black Lives Matter all across the country. Bisexuality is still a part of the spectrum that gets the most heat, with some people claiming that people need to make a choice. Being bisexual is just as valid of an identity as any sexuality label, and these celebs can prove it.
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