I'd of course personally prefer someone who is trans to portray such a roll but I don't have much of a problem with either, again as long as that cis person is educated on the experience of trans people
No it’s not. There’s no one alive who was a slave and an actor so they can’t do the role even if they/we wanted them to. It would make much more sense to use someone who is trans and can act (I’m sure there’s plenty) and bring this to light. Why use someone who dosent relate to this
Slavery is very much still a thing today. Prison industrial complex, s***traffic workers, to slavery in Libya. So you can find a slave if you want.
We are starting to have trans actors portray cisgendered roles, why is the opposite a no go?
who cares lol
And “it” she was referring to the story. Not the actual human being
I personally don’t care who plays what as long as they take the role seriously
We need to start restricting doctor roles to real doctors
We need to start restricting soldier roles to real soldiers
We need to start restricting judge roles to real judges
We need to start restricting boxer roles to real boxers
We need to start restricting mother roles to real mothers
We need to start restricting mafia roles to real mafia
Lmao I was just watching a Bill Burr special and he had a joke about this
Slavery is very much still a thing today. Prison industrial complex, s***traffic workers, to slavery in Libya. So you can find a slave if you want.
Prisoners aren’t slaves man
Yeah calling a trans man "it" and insisting on calling the character a woman and female is f***ed up
“It’s a female story... it changes to a man”
Suggests to me that the “it” here is the story and not the person necessarily. Either way, poor choice of words.
Edit: already been said lol so disregard
Slavery is very much still a thing today. Prison industrial complex, s***traffic workers, to slavery in Libya. So you can find a slave if you want.
Not comparable to the black slaves of America and you know this. It’s not the same experience at all.
Not comparable to the black slaves of America and you know this. It’s not the same experience at all.
Fam have you actually ever watched a documentary or did any research into the prison industrial complex?
Prison labor is slave labor.
Fam have you actually ever watched a documentary or did any research into the prison industrial complex?
Prison labor is slave labor.
Yes I have and it’s not comparable to what black people went through in the 1800s as slaves
Yes I have and it’s not comparable to what black people went through in the 1800s as slaves
Fam that doesn’t change the fact that it’s slavery. The s*** slaves in Libya are going through isn’t comparable to the work load African slaves went through, but they’re still slaves.
Fam that doesn’t change the fact that it’s slavery. The s*** slaves in Libya are going through isn’t comparable to the work load African slaves went through, but they’re still slaves.
Then they don’t know the African American slave experience that’s my point
Y’all really think this is because she's not transgender? This story is about a trans man. Halle went on the interview and addressed the character as "she" multiple times and expressed how much she wanted to tell the woman's side of the story, to paraphrase. If you don't get why trans people are upset about that then
If you’re making a movie with a transgender character but it’s not important to you for that character to be played by a transgender person, you don’t need to be making a movie with a transgender character in it.
i mean she def meant “it” in reference to the story, not the gender itself. kinda feel like whoever tweeted that knew that and was just pushing their agenda
or maybe they’re just ed idk