Billy Porter fires Ted Cruz and Greg Abbott for transphobia and bad hair in new PSA

Gregory, Gregory, Gregory. It’s hard enough for you to be an unbearable, low, empty human being. But how do you still live with yourself with that fine line? Billy Porter says the new public service announcement is aimed at Texas Governor Greg Abbott. “Is it lace?”

The two-time Emmy, Grammy and recently acclaimed Tony has teamed up with Transphobe Takedowns poets and influencers Linne Vanes to support the Strands for Trans campaign, a movement that encourages barbers and salons to be trans. friendly. . The movement started in 2017 at Barba Grooming Salon in New York.

Like the two most vocal transphobic politicians in the country, Abbott and Texas Senator Ted Cruz, each is dedicated to reading. “I know this is confusing because of the history of this country, but no, you can’t do politics with your religious beliefs. “The separation of church and state isn’t limited to buildings, boy,” Vane said. “It’s really specifically about your personal biases and how personal biases affect and how they affect policymaking.”

Adds Porter: “People just want to go to the bathroom in silence, but you just keep your fat heads!”

To ensure the message reaches its target audience, Strands for Trans has announced that it will “cancel” the Texas Republican Convention, which is taking place June 16-18 in Houston, by directly applying public service announcements. through geographic orientation of convention attendees’ phone numbers. Conference Center. “DO IT YOURSELF?” “Maybe a little,” reads the press release. “Necessary? 100 percent. “

The public service announcement ends with a call to action, visit the Strands for Trans website, where companies can add their names to the list of trans-friendly barbers and salons (over 7,500 have already done so nationwide). email condemning transphobic legislation. Local legislators in Texas, Georgia, Alabama, Florida and South Carolina.

See transphobic removals below.