I had watched so many coming out videos when I was struggling with my own sexuality and figuring out who I was as a person. So once I built up my platform on social media and I was out to my family for two years, I was comfortable enough and realized I could make that same difference for someone else. It was really important to me to upload the video. I felt a bit of an obligation, and I think it’s the most important thing I’ve ever done.TV “I wanted to make a difference and be a leader — not somebody giving up,” she says. adding, "Waiting through that speech was probably the most uncomfortable part. I don't like too many compliments." Still, the day after the event, shecalledDrake's speech "touching." DeVos met with sexual assault survivors, education officials, students who had been accused of sexual assault, as well as "men's right advocates" (whatever that means) to discuss Obama's Title IX policy. DeVos left that series of meetings with the intention to adjust Obama's policy so that it would, in her eyes, not unfairly target the accused. Now 20 state attorneys general are pushing back. Read the full story atGlamour