Dustin Lance Black explains why Brexit is “concerning” for LGBTQ people🏳‍🌈

🏳‍🌈Dustin Lance Black has shared his worries over the UK leaving the EU. 

Amid an appearance on Brexit Blind Dates, another arrangement from BBC's Victoria Derbyshire which sends far-fetched VIP pairings on a get-together, the Oscar-winning screenwriter said Brexit is "alarming" for LGBTQ rights. 

"Leaving the EU for LGBT individuals here [in the UK] is extremely concerning. The laws that have been supporting LGBT uniformity here are EU laws," he said. 

"Presently, those laws would should be reproduced in the UK, and there's some worry from LGBT individuals that what we're being told is, 'No, that is repetitive, you don't have to do that, we like LGBT individuals'. 

"Well I'm sad, yet originating from the US where we had a president crusade with simply that trademark, and after that move everything back so rapidly, I go, 'No, folks, don't take that'." 

Dustin, spouse to Olympic jumper Tom Daley, was conversing with Brexiteer and TV moderator Ulrika Jonsson when he made the remarks on the show. 

"In the event that we are leaving the EU, one thing I demand is solid law here in the UK that at any rate coordinates what the EU gave us," he proceeded. 

"And after that regardless of whether they pass it, not at all like the EU law it's currently subject to the impulses of the changing pioneers in governmental issues, and a portion of the general population who crusaded for leaving the most eagerly have said the absolute most appalling LGBT things." 

You can watch a clasp of Dustin's appearance on Brexit Blind Dates underneath.