Luc Bruyère, known as Lucky Love, graced the opening of the Paralympic Games in Paris with his song "Masculinity." He stood for inclusivity and representation, asserting that his congenital condition does not shape his whole identity.

In the face of criticism aimed at LGBTQ+ themes in the ceremony, Lucky Love remained resolute. He declared that visibility for the community is vital and cannot be diminished, no matter the backlash.

His voice rang clear, cutting through the noise of "far right" opposition and affirming the necessity of acceptance in a diverse world. The struggle for representation endures, and his presence was a testament to that fight.

The Digest, 8/29/2024 @1200AM, CDT

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