The world of reality television can be a challenging and unpredictable place, where contestants must navigate their way through grueling challenges and intense competition. However, for Braun and Harink, their journey to reality TV stardom is not just about winning the competition, but also about spreading love and positivity.

From Reality TV Fans to Cast Members

Braun considers himself a “superfan” of the reality television show, having applied to be a cast member multiple times. Harink, on the other hand, met Braun at one of Harink’s drag performances, and the two quickly became friends. After forming a team, they decided to take a chance and apply to the show for the third time.

• They were determined to be a positive representation for the next generation of young queer people.
• They hoped to show that love and support exist, even in the face of negativity.

The duo’s goal was to bring hope and joy to young queer people, who may be struggling with feelings of isolation or rejection.

Their Backgrounds and Experiences

Braun and Harink come from diverse backgrounds and have had unique experiences that have shaped their perspectives and approaches to reality TV.

1. Braun has worked as a legal director, staff lawyer, and acting executive director at the Migrant Workers Centre.
2. Harink has worked as a drag performer and advocate for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community.

These experiences have given them a deep understanding of the challenges faced by marginalized communities and have allowed them to bring a unique perspective to the reality TV show.

Their Message of Love and Positivity

Braun and Harink are not just competing on the reality TV show; they are also spreading a message of love and positivity. “ I hope queer youth see love and support through any negativity and know that it exists out there for them too, even if they are not feeling it at home or in school,” Braun said. “The best way to fight hate is with joy,” Harink added. These quotes highlight the duo’s commitment to spreading love and positivity, and their desire to inspire young queer people to find hope and joy in their lives.

Braun’s Professional Experience

Braun’s LinkedIn page provides more information on his professional experience and educational background.

Work Experience:

Migrant Workers Centre (November 2021 – Present): Legal Director, Staff Lawyer, Acting Executive Director

Black, Burke, & Mayor Labour and Employment Lawyers (May 2019 – February 2021): Associate

West Coast Domestic Workers’ Association (October 2015 – April 2018): Legal Advocate

Disability Alliance BC (May 2014 – August 2014): Legal Advocate and Summer Student

University of British Columbia (May 2013 – May 2014): External Relations Coordinator

Harink’s Professional Experience

Harink’s professional experience is also diverse and extensive, with a focus on advocacy and performance.

Work Experience:

Black, Burke, & Mayor Labour and Employment Lawyers (May 2019 – Present): External Relations Coordinator

West Coast Domestic Workers’ Association (October 2015 – April 2018): Legal Advocate

Disability Alliance BC (May 2014 – August 2014): Legal Advocate and Summer Student

University of British Columbia (May 2013 – May 2014): External Relations Coordinator

The Power of Love and Positivity

Braun and Harink’s message of love and positivity is not just a slogan; it’s a way of life. “The best way to fight hate is with joy,” Harink said. This quote highlights the importance of spreading love and positivity, and the impact it can have on individuals and communities.

Conclusion

Braun and Harink’s journey to reality TV stardom is not just about winning the competition; it’s about spreading love and positivity. They are an unlikely duo, but they have found common ground in their shared passion for reality TV and their commitment to making a positive impact. As they navigate the challenges of reality TV, they will continue to spread love and positivity, inspiring young queer people to find hope and joy in their lives.