YouTube Has the Most Perfect Video to Celebrate #MarriageEquality

Thought you were through your tears? Think again. YouTube just released their #ProudToLove video celebrating Pride month and today's Supreme Court ruling for marriage equality by highlighting courageous individuals coming out and the path that our country has taken.

We wouldn't be where we are today, in this moment, without these individuals. The ones who stood up for their love against an entire government, who challenged it and paved the way so that we all have the right to marry whom we love.

So yes, cheers to crying at our desks on this beautiful Friday — we have made history and it feels so damn good.

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