Billy Porter, Emmy-winning actor for the “Pose” series, plays the character
Queen Duarte criticized the black and gay fairy godmother in Cinderella (2021), film with Camila Cabello. Billy Porterwinning actor Emmy for the series Poseplays the character Fab G in the fantastic story of Amazon Prime video.
Regina re-released, this Thursday 20, a video of the actor Carlos Verza on your Instagram. In terms of content, the artist repudiated the actor’s choice in the remake of the classic disney. He said he was “stunned” to see a man in high heels and a suit as he held a wand.
Regina, former Secretary of Culture of the government of Jair Bolsonaro (PL) and ally of conservatism, he said Cinderella it is a threat to the beginning of life. “Help, fathers and mothers. Uncles and aunts, grandparents, relatives in general, true friends of Brazilian childhood: Cinderella, of Disney, threatens the values of our children! “, wrote the actress, who thanked Vereza for the video.
Regina’s followers shared opinions in the comments. There were those who agreed with her, saying that she “would not accept such behavior” from the stream, but there were also those who did not agree.
“How much prejudice! First, it is not a choice, it is sexual orientation. Second, this is not indoctrination, it is inclusion. The problem is not that the child sees a character. LGBT, this is called representation, it allows the homosexual child to feel recognized, to identify with the character, not to feel an aberration. Heterosexual children have always been represented. It is sad to marginalize a person because she is LGBT, “wrote one follower.
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