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Ricky Martin’s Bon Bon Is No Longer Oppressed

Yeah, I know everyone is going to babble, “We already knew!” But, being that this is a top Twitter trend and the world is buzzing, it proves “coming out” still means something. Futhermore, I do believe there are some people who will be surprised by the news — I know folks who are mortified when someone says Luther Vandross was gay. In moments like this I wonder if Vandross or Rev. James Cleveland would’ve said they were gay had they lived longer to see how the world has evolved.

Now, the question is if Ricky’s outing will damage his Latin fanbase. Remember when Barbara Walters beat him like he was a piñata on the “Are you gay?” question? Walters has since said she regretted asking the question and some argue the question is what damaged Ricky’s career in America.

Well, I guess this puts a whole new meaning to the line,”In the Sahara sun I wanna be the one that’s gonna come and take you,make you shake your bon-bon, shake your bon-bon, shake your bon-bon. Up in the Himalayas… ” Ricky betta get up in them Himalayas…
I love that Ricky didn’t do a cover story on US Weekly or some tabloid mag like Clay Aiken and Lance Bass. He knows that people already know so a well-written and poignant statement on his web site was good.
Well, I’m going to go listen to “U.N.I.T.Y.,” watch Panic Room and maybe catch some 360 on CNN. For no particular reason…
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