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Watch Panti Bliss Deliver an Amazing TED Talk

Panti Bliss TEDIrish Drag Queen Panti Bliss got worldwide attention last year when she spoke about gay people being oppressed.

Her speech was so popular the Pet Shop Boys even turned it into a dance track.

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Now the activist has delivered a TED talk in Dublin, gaining a standing ovation. Listen to Panti Bliss talk about the ‘canary in a coal mine’ action of gay couples holding hands in public.

Listen to the new speech from Panti Bliss below.

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