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Continue »Dannii Minogue supports Sydney's Lesbian and Gay Mardi Gras
X Factor winner and pop star Dannii Minogue has lent her support to Sydney's annual Mardi Gras this week, as part of a new campaign called Say Something.
The message is that participants and supporters can be involved in the event in numerous ways – not just the parade itself.
"No matter how you choose to participate, Mardi Gras 2011 offers you the chance to get out there and SAY SOMETHING about what you believe in," the website reads. "We have put together some new and exciting ways in which you can participate in this campaign, broadcasting your message across the world!"
Minogue is the latest major celebrity to take part in the initiative, telling viewers: "Say Something is the theme of this year's Mardi Gras. The first march was in 1978 but there are still things that we'd like to change.
"What bugs me is when someone says 'Oh that's gay!' in a light-hearted way. They may not realise what they're saying, but words can hurt people.
"We need to be really careful with the words we use and how they can affect others."
The Mardi Gras has now evolved to become a two-week highlight in Australia's calendar, this year running from 19 February to 6 March.
X Factor winner and pop star Dannii Minogue has lent her support to Sydney's annual Mardi Gras this week, as part of a new campaign called Say Something.
The message is that participants and supporters can be involved in the event in numerous ways – not just the parade itself.
"No matter how you choose to participate, Mardi Gras 2011 offers you the chance to get out there and SAY SOMETHING about what you believe in," the website reads. "We have put together some new and exciting ways in which you can participate in this campaign, broadcasting your message across the world!"
Minogue is the latest major celebrity to take part in the initiative, telling viewers: "Say Something is the theme of this year's Mardi Gras. The first march was in 1978 but there are still things that we'd like to change.
"What bugs me is when someone says 'Oh that's gay!' in a light-hearted way. They may not realise what they're saying, but words can hurt people.
"We need to be really careful with the words we use and how they can affect others."
The Mardi Gras has now evolved to become a two-week highlight in Australia's calendar, this year running from 19 February to 6 March.
