US LGBTQ Community Mourns 'Diva' Dolly Parton
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At a gay bar in Washington, Cameron Austin donned a full cowboy outfit, complete with matching boots, to sip a drink while his "diva" Dolly Parton's "When I'm Gone" played on the speakers. At 28, the young man from East Tennessee says the singer has been with him since the beginning of his life. Farewell: Dolly Parton, of hits like 'I Will Always Love You' and 'Jolene', dies at 80 With failing health: Dolly Parton canceled shows in Las Vegas and…
US LGBTQ community mourns 'diva' Dolly Parton
"I didn't grow up listening to a lot of the gay icons that we typically think of, but she's the one that's been with me from the very start," the 28-year-old east Tennessee native said at a party honoring the country superstar on Tuesday night. "Dolly was always there for me." In death, just as in life, Dolly Parton was a rare unifier in a highly polarized America. Her legacy is being celebrated by the Trump-controlled White House, honky-tonks a…
The American organization GLAAD, which advocates for the interests of members of the LGBTQ+ community, has responded to the death of Dolly Parton. The singer was regarded as a gay icon.
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