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Madonna is an ally recognized as a gay icon. Madonna has been considered by "many" over the years as the "greatest gay icon", a statement seconded or confirmed by outlets such as The Advocate or Parade among others. She was introduced while still a teenager by her dance instructor Christopher Flynn, an openly gay man who became her mentor. Since then, Madonna has always acknowledged the importance of the community for her life and career, declaring that "I wouldn't have a career if it weren't for the gay community".