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‘Arrow’ star Bex Taylor-Klaus comes out as non-binary
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Bex Taylor-Klaus (Screenshot via YouTube.)
“Arrow” and “Scream” star Bex Taylor-Klaus has come out as transgender non-binary.
Taylor-Klaus, 23, made the announcement on Twitter posting “I came out as trans non-binary in a room full of people today. Guess it’s time for me to do that on here, too …Hi. I’m Bex, and the rumors are true. I’m v enby.”
I came out as trans non-binary in a room full of people today. Guess it’s time for me to do that on here, too …
Hi. I’m Bex, and the rumors are true. I’m v enby.
— Bex Taylor-Klaus (@IBexWeBex) July 29, 2018
Taylor-Klaus made a similar announcement about their sexuality on Twitter in 2016.
“hello my name is bex and yes the rumors are true I am v gay,” they posted.
hello my name is bex and yes the rumors are true I am v gay
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— Bex Taylor-Klaus (@IBexWeBex) November 17, 2016
Taylor-Klaus explained during that YouNow live stream that they chose to come out because of the changing political times.
“Part of why I’m coming out is because there’s so much hate and fear in and around the LGBT community right now and it’s important for us not to halt progress out of fear,” Taylor-Klaus said. “Yes, it’s a scary time, but we need to stand up and say, even if you are afraid, I’m not afraid, or even if I am afraid, I’m strong. I am who I am and you can’t take that away from me.”
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