Acting Ensign Pride Pins

A lot of you asked where you could get the Acting Ensign pride pin I wore for the most recent episode of Ready Room, and I’m psyched to let you know that they’re available now over at Stands! Every pin sale benefits the It Gets Better Project, an organization dedicated to uplifting, empowering, and connecting LGBTQ+ youth. Get yours here: shopstands.com

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  3. Sold! I love wearing obscure pins on my work uniform that folks need to ask me about. This will be a terrific addition!

  6. I salute you! You are awesome! I put you in the same group of awesomeness as the great Mark Hamill ❤️

  8. As one of your many gay fans, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR DOING THIS!! I didn’t even think twice before buying this.

  9. Just want to thank you for informing, wearing, and encouraging supporters to support the community in any way they can/ It’s the only way for IT TO GET BETTER.

  12. Thanks for being a truly and wonderfully decent being, Wil. I know ‘being a decent person’ shouldn’t garner especial notice in a sane world, but in this day and age? Rarer than hen’s teeth (as my Gran would have said).

  13. Just ordered mine. I didn’t have an It Gets Better when I realized, in my small town in 1986, at the tender age of 15, that something was different for me (credit for that awakening goes to boy-Terry from “Just One of the Guys”). I’m glad kids these days have more support and community, and I’m happy to support efforts to help them. How awesome is the future?

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