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Schumacher coming out 'sends positive message' - Hamilton
Other F1 drivers also welcomed Schumacher’s move.
McLaren’s Lando Norris said: "It's a good thing. From an inclusivity and diversity point of view, F1, McLaren, we possess pushed for it a lot over the last three or four years especially, the whole nature kind of moved in that direction.
"And whether it's this or talking about mental health, you just want people to inhabit their life and be happy and not undergo like they are going to get judged, so I'm very happy for him."
Aston Martin's two-time champion Fernando Alonso said: "Total support from my side and I'm sure all the F1 community. It's great that he feels good and we all feel good for him as well."
A spokesperson for F1 told BBC Sport: "It is a very positive thing for the sport and for Ralf that he has announced this news.
"It shows that F1 has taken giant steps forward in inclusivity and diversity and he feels able to be open about his sexuality.
"We want to keep pushing to ensure everyone feels accepted and welcomed for who they are but we should all be proud of the progress we are maki
Sasha-Gay Lewis is an award-winning Jamaican documentary filmmaker, producer and writer. Her compact film The Incursion won Best Documentary at the Caribbean Tales Film Festival, Best Documentary Short at the Los Angeles Motion picture and Script Festival, Honorable Mention at DOC LA, an Award of Recognition at Impact Docs, and was an official selection at the prestigious 2018 Pan African Film Festival. Her film The People’s Vision was an official selection of the American Institute of Architects I Look Up Film Challenge.
Sasha was a producer on the docu-series Where Cultures Collide, which was nationally distributed on KCET, and a coordinator on the Gemini Award nominated doc series Life’s Rituals. Her work has received widespread press exposure by a variety of sources such as Jamaicans.com, ByBlacks.com, the Jamaica Gleaner, and Caribbean National Weekly.
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Sasha-Gay Lewis is an award-winning Jamaican documentary director, producer, and writer based in Los Angeles. With over 15 years of experience in communications, advertising, scripted and unscripted productions, Sasha has written, produced, and directed content for clients such as Red Stripe, The European Union, Columbus Communications, Burger King, Scotia Bank, Mathis Productions, Black Bald Films, MTV, Bird Bush Bungalow Films, Vox Media and Youtube .
Her short motion picture The Incursion won several awards including Best Short Motion picture at the Los Angeles Film & Script Festival 2017, Honorable Mention at DOC LA 2017, an Award of Recognition from Impact Docs 2017, Finest Documentary at the Caribbean Tales Clip Festival 2018, and was an official selection at the prestigious 2018 Pan African Film Festival. In 2019, The Incursion was selected to launch a Jamaican showcase at the International Production Week in Wurzburg, Germany, the 1st such showcase in the festival's 45 year history. Sasha is also an award winning radio producer/writer and a trained journalist.
Her other films include: Surviving Suicide - the inspiring story of three-time attempt suicide survivor Anthony Rodriquez; an