Dustin Lance Black
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@DLanceBlack ANOTHER POINT: he clearly said "this might not be the case" because ppl like u r dramatic and over do situations.
THE POINT: knowing our LGBTQ history is important. We stand on the shoulders of countless brave men and women who paved the way for us.
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@ksworldd@DLanceBlack Lance makes a great point. Friends with Tom and doesn't know that his fiancé is an openly gay Oscar winner - View other replies
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@XLouiseMorris@DLanceBlack why make this into a negative situation? We should be happy another LGBT person is giving awareness. - View other replies
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@DLanceBlack THE POINT: not every gay man is a walking LGBTQ encyclopedia! Doesn't mean they cannot have good intentions to advocate for us. - View other replies
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@DLanceBlack You've set a horrible example by not being gracious about it. Please do better. We're already horrible enough to each other. -
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@DLanceBlack Excellent point! Stand on the shoulders of those who came before, not trample them in ignorance. - View other replies
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@lrheinemann@DLanceBlack Nobody was "trampled" in the making or execution of this Oscar acceptance speech. Good grief. Tone down the drama.
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@DLanceBlack Actually, THE POINT: You reacted in a juvenile, defensive way.@samsmithworld spoke off the cuff but qualified his words. -
@DLanceBlack that's not the point you made at all actually-you explicitly tried to embarrass Sam Smith. So MESSY -
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@DLanceBlack THE POINT: you're insufferable and couldn't let someone have five minutes of glory without making it about you
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@DLanceBlack I quite agree. So many peoples histories can be distorted by careless words spoken at the wrong time and place. -
@PlingetheElder@DLanceBlack An acceptance speech should really be practised when it's getting beamed around the globe. - View other replies
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@XLouiseMorris Exactly. And at the least, properly researched.
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@DLanceBlack so you remember that Elton John also won before you? -
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@DLanceBlack Yes! Please check out "Beyond Normal: The Birth of Gay Pride" by the late Gale Chester Whittington, a gay rights pioneer. -
@DLanceBlack THIS POINT:#SamSmith emotionally charged kind acceptance speech said nothing wrong.#GetOverIt#Oscarspic.twitter.com/n2Gdaksxxr
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@DLanceBlack You're right. But publicly belittling someone who didn't know better isn't helpful.
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