Trisha Paytas asserts that there is a need to resurrect the No Hate campaign due to ongoing political attempts to restrict same-sex marriage.

“we might have to bring that back, but we looked to see if there was a foundation to donate on behalf of No Hate, but Jimmy had told me that the website is >> Yeah, the website it's kind of fierce that it still looks like it's from 2009 or whatever, but I I wasn't entirely sure if they are still like”

Oscar Gracey supports the idea of reviving the No Hate campaign to counter current threats to gay marriage.

“Yeah, cuz I think it's just >> it is crazy cuz we always love those photo shoots. They're fierce. Um, shout out Rob Anderson. He he respsparked my interest in this on TikTok.”

Anthony Bowens views his visibility as an openly gay performer in AEW as a way to inspire others to be comfortable with themselves.

“I feel like in that same vein you are that for a lot of people I think a lot of people see you on TV and go oh it's okay for me to be myself”

LGBTQ+ people deserve a place in the church, and same-sex orientation is not a choice or a disease.

“I would like to have my gay brothers and sisters who are celibate sitting next to me on the bench in Sacramento. And I'd like to have my gay brothers and sisters who are married legally to a person of the same gender next to me in sacrament meeting.”