You know, I, in fact, felt strongly about the fact that they don't do enough beyond Pride Month. When the marriage equality hearings were happening, none of the larger corporates, the multinationals who may support complete equality in their own countries, came out with any kind of a statement because it was perceived that it would be an unpopular move either socially or for the government. So yes, there's a lot to be said for corporates not standing up for queer rights. But that doesn't mean that I throw the baby out with the bathwater. While demanding more, I can't say don't do less. For a large number of queer people, it is a process of affirmation. They look forward to that month of June, when their stories will be highlighted. As long as it doesn't stop at that.