Miss Staten Island banned from St. Patrick’s Day parade after revealing that she is bisexual. Read to know the entire story.

Miss Staten Island Madison L’Insalata was banished from walking in a St. Patrick’s Day march held in her ward on Sunday, a day after she turned out as swinger to neighborhood media and declared her arrangements to wear rainbow hues during the occasion, The New York Post reports.

As indicated by the paper, the 23-year-old was relied upon to walk in the procession on Sunday however was banned by coordinators behind the occasion not long after she uncovered that she was swinger to the paper on Saturday.

After she turned out about her sexual direction to the paper and unveiled that she would be wearing a rainbow hues at the occasion, Jim Smith, the official chief of Miss Staten Island Scholarship shows, disclosed to The Post that he got a call from a procession coordinator that said L’Insalata would not have the option to walk in the motorcade, refering to “security reasons.”

Smith told the paper that the coordinator, Larry Cummings, additionally banished another expo sovereign that turned out on the side of L’Insalata.

“None of them can walk,” Smith stated, including: “He was not to be dealt with – you can’t converse with him.”

As per The Post, the St. Patrick’s Day march in Staten Island has gotten heat in the past for not permitting the Pride Center of Staten Island to take an interest in the motorcade with its own standard.

While talking about the procession’s thinking behind the choice in a meeting with the Staten Island Advance a month ago, Cummings said “it’s a non-sexual distinguishing proof motorcade and that’s all there is to it.”

“No, they are not walking. Try not to attempt to continue asking a million dag nab’ questions, OK?” he included.

In a meeting with The Post on Sunday, L’Insalata said the revealed move to ban her from walking in the procession was “unquestionably a curve.”

“I was truly anticipating being there and having a conversation, and now there won’t be. It’s dismal this needed to occur. I thought I was accomplishing something acceptable. You need to be a piece of the change,” she proceeded.