He said:
“Every day I come to work, and in front of my desk I have a photo of Dr Martin
Luther King. Every day I ask myself, it’s Dr King’s quote: ‘Life’s most
persistent and urgent question is, what are you doing for others?’
“It became so
clear to me that kids were getting bullied in school, kids were getting
basically discriminated against, kids were even being disclaimed by their own
parents and that I needed to do something,
“Where I
value my privacy significantly, I felt that I was valuing it too far above what
I could do for the people.
“I wanted to
tell everyone my truth. Many people already know. For many people, it was no
revelation.
He joked:
“It’s like discovering something on your iPhone it’s always done… but you
didn’t quite know it!
“It wasn’t a revelation to
many of the people I work with, but it was to the broader world, and I felt a
tremendous responsibility to do it.”
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