Debra Messing, Sean Hayes: Show your pride by attending LGBT marches on Sunday
Sat. June 10, 2017 6:40 AM by OnTopMag.com
Actors Debra Messing and Sean Hayes have recorded a video in support of Sunday's Equality March for Unity and Pride and its sister marches.
Sunday's Equality March will lead demonstrators from I Street to the National Mall. More than 60 cities are planing sister marches. Expected to participate in Los Angeles' #ResistMarch are House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, Congressman Adam Schiff, Congresswoman Maxine Waters, actor Jussie Smollett, singer Adam Lambert and comedian Margaret Cho.
In the nearly 1-minute video, Messing and Hayes, co-stars of the NBC comedy Will & Grace, call for marginalized communities and allies to join the Together movement and participate in Sunday's Pride Marches.
"This ampersand represents the power of our voices together," Hayes says in the video pointing to an ampersand on his chest. "I'm Sean Hayes and I'm a proud gay man and a husband and bald from the neck down."
Messing says that she's a Jew and a feminist and an LGBT activist.
"June is LGBTQ Pride month. You can show your pride by getting involved in one of the marches taking place nationwide on Sunday, June 11 and throughout the month," says Messing.
Hayes encourages viewers to visit GLAAD.org/together to find a nearby march.
Related: Chicago Equality Rally to coincide with Andersonville Midsommarfest, June 11
Sunday's Equality March will lead demonstrators from I Street to the National Mall. More than 60 cities are planing sister marches. Expected to participate in Los Angeles' #ResistMarch are House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, Congressman Adam Schiff, Congresswoman Maxine Waters, actor Jussie Smollett, singer Adam Lambert and comedian Margaret Cho.
In the nearly 1-minute video, Messing and Hayes, co-stars of the NBC comedy Will & Grace, call for marginalized communities and allies to join the Together movement and participate in Sunday's Pride Marches.
"This ampersand represents the power of our voices together," Hayes says in the video pointing to an ampersand on his chest. "I'm Sean Hayes and I'm a proud gay man and a husband and bald from the neck down."
Messing says that she's a Jew and a feminist and an LGBT activist.
"June is LGBTQ Pride month. You can show your pride by getting involved in one of the marches taking place nationwide on Sunday, June 11 and throughout the month," says Messing.
Hayes encourages viewers to visit GLAAD.org/together to find a nearby march.
Related: Chicago Equality Rally to coincide with Andersonville Midsommarfest, June 11
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