Prince William: 'Nobody should be bullied for their sexuality'

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Prince William offered a message of support for the LGBT community Friday evening at the British LGBT Awards.

The Duke of Cambridge, who was named "straight ally of the year" for the British lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities, spoke via a video message, according to the BBC. In the brief video, he talks about how he's become passionate about "protecting from bullying, particularly online." He said he's "encountered a number of tragic stories about LGBT young people who have sadly felt unable to cope with the abuse and discrimination they face in their lives."

Prince William concluded: "It is 2017, and nobody should be bullied for their sexuality, or for any other reason."

"It's so important to be proud of the person you are" – Prince William says "nobody should be bullied for their sexuality". More: bbc.in/2pI4H3m

Posted by BBC News on Saturday, May 13, 2017

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