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 A Message from Out's Pride Party
  As attendees at the Out magazine Pride party in June were celebrating, they took a moment to express their optimism about the future.
 
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          Aug 01, 2013
          
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For LGBT youth, Wells Fargo believes It Gets Better. Amidst the celebration of Out's Pride 2013, partygoers took a moment to share their stories of overcoming the obstacles of adolescence that so many LGBT face. Take a look at the best videos captured inside the It Gets Better video booth during the night.
  
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A Message from Out's Pride Party

As attendees at the Out magazine Pride party in June were celebrating, they took a moment to express their optimism about the future.

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