ISA sa mga pinakasikat na bituing dumalo sa Mega Equality Ball last Independence Day ay ang It’s Showtime host na si Vice Ganda.

Vice arrived with her newly formed “house” that was inspired by the American TV series Pose. Having the group named House of Ganda, Vice was joined by Awra Briguela, Mimiyuuuh, G-Force dancers Jorge and Michael, former “Miss Q and A” candidate Koko Artadi, and Pinoy drag queens Turing Quinto and Stephania.

Sa isang panayam ng PUSH kay Vice, sinabi niyang he wanted the members of the LGBTQIA+ community to remain “solid” despite of differences in opinions and views about some issues.

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“I [think] that the LGBT [community] itself is broken. I believe that the LGBT must be solid, and must be able to resolve all their issues,” sabi ni Vice.

“Para maipaglaban natin nang magkakasama kung ano man ang gusto naming ipaglaban. Kasi as of now, its diversed and everyone has their own opinion, and that’s okay. Pero dapat, at the end of the day we’re solid, we fight as one, we have one advocacy and that is for everyone’s equality,” said the Gandang Gabi Vice host.

In line with this message, Vice also pointed out that in order to contribute on the advocacy or gay rights movement, the advocates and allies should first be educated on Sexual Orientation Gender Identity and Expression or SOGIE.

“First I believe must educate themselves. Everyone must be able understand what is LGBTQIA+, what kind of people they are, because if you don’t understand the person, then you don’t fully embrace his/her totality.

“You have to understand, that’s why I firmly believe that SOGIE must be taught in schools,” paliwanag pa ni Vice.