Apr 18, 2008 • 1 min read

Lance Bass records anti-bullying message for schools

Former Nsync member Lance Bass has recorded a public service announcement for the GLSEN anti-bullying National Day Of Silence, to be aired in US schools.

N Syncer Lance Bass has recorded a public service announcement for the US-based Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network which will be aired in American schools next week as part of an anti-bullying National Day Of Silence. In the broadcast Bass, who came out in 2006 after achieving worldwide fame through *Nsync, says: "I think it's time for me to stand up ... and help educate, because I'm lucky enough to have been given a voice to be able to talk and grab the attention of people". Responding to an incident in which a Californian fifteen year old called Lawrence King was shot at school by a fellow student for wearing feminine clothing, he said: "I heard about Lawrence on the news, and it was just incredible to me that kids that age that would have such an issue ... with the subject of being gay".

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