Harry Styles has won the Gay Times Honour for LGBTQ Advocate.
The British singer-songwriter was announced as the winner during a lavish ceremony at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool this evening, acknowledging his position as a vital LGBTQ ally in promoting a message of inclusivity and equality for a young audience.
Styles uses his platform to make sure his LGBTQ fans feel accepted and noticed, which was most superbly displayed earlier this year with The Rainbow Project.A group of fans turned one of his headline shows into an LGBTQ spectacle, lighting up the arena with a sea of rainbow lights.
“Harry himself was an inspiration for us as he’s a big supporter of the LGBTQ community,” the organiser of the project told us, adding that the star makes sure his concerts are a safe space for everybody.The Gay Times Honours recognise those who have had a tremendous impact on what it means for us to live openly and freely as LGBTQ people in modern Britain.
The 13 Honourees will each receive a specially commissioned piece of artwork created by Ed Firth, which will form a 14-day exhibition at the Walker Art Gallery.
Harry Styles is the recipient of the Gay Times Honours for LGBTQ Advocate
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