DC StyleSpot talks with Ronnie Kroell from DC StyleSpot on Vimeo.
DC StyleSpot caught up with Ronnie Kroell last night at Discovery Communications in Silver Spring. Ronnie is the openly gay first runner-up from Bravo's "Make Me a Supermodel." Ronnie spoke for about an hour with the CAGLCC - Capital Area's Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce. Ronnie had some interesting insights into new ways of presenting one's sexuality as "personal orientation." Take a look.
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DC StyleSpot caught up with Ronnie Kroell last night at Discovery Communications in Silver Spring. Ronnie is the openly gay first runner-up from Bravo’s “Make Me a Supermodel.” Ronnie spoke for about an hour with the CAGLCC – Capital Area’s Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce. Ronnie had some interesting insights into new ways of presenting one’s sexuality as “personal orientation.” Take a look.
Video by DC StyleSpot
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