Jill
beckatz | December 17, 2009
Jill’s Coming Out Story from I Want the World to Know on Vimeo.
Jill Bennett is a gorgeous, talented, and remarkably intelligent out actress in Hollywood. Originally from Indiana, Jill studied theater at Bradley University in Illinois and came out to her friends and family at 19. Although it took her mom a few years to accept her sexuality, Jill, courageously, never made any apologies for living her life the way she knew she should. For this reason, among many, she is a huge role model in the lesbian community. The support and dedication that she has for her many adoring fans proves that she also has an enormous heart. Jill is unafraid of sharing her opinions with the world, which makes her a fearless leader for so many women who are scared to come out. Jill’s story is powerful and inspiring; her tenacity and courage are awe-inspiring, and she is undoubtedly making a huge difference in the world and in the LGBTQ community by simply being herself and fighting for what she believes in. Please watch Jill’s story and check out her incredible projects here:
We Have To Stop Now
The Gloves Are Off on SheWired
3Way
Jill Bennett Online
Lovely and inspiring interview!! Jill is an incredible, smart, beautiful woman and it’s always nice to hear her insightful thoughts! Very nice job you’re doing here! kudos!
Really well spoken clip you are a beautiful person and woman !
I admire the strength that comes across as you speak, I wish I could find that and continue to search for it while I follow your career. The small group you hang with has become a very large group and inspiring to see the impact you have on our community big and small. They are watching, they are listening and I wish more were letting you know as I hope you continue the work you are doing and continue to have fun doing it as you seem to, at least from this point of view. Gratitude for the honesty, the courage, the inspiration you push towards the younger crowd. Proud of you and your friends, proud to be a part, even a small one.
You go Girl!
hugs,
Jeannie