Isis: I actually spoke up about this during Pride month, and it started a big conversation. So, Isis, where do you see the relationship between ethnic trans citizens and their minority communities, namely Black and Hispanic communities? It was profound, regarding police brutality against black men, Indya said to me, “black trans women are the first ones on the front lines yelling at the cops to stop killing our men, our brothers, and fathers, but then those same men turn around and kill us.ĬA: Indya asked the question, “Why are we not getting back love from those same black men who we are actually on the front lines defending and demanding the cops stop killing?” Very powerful words. I interviewed Indya Moore on the red carpet at the GLAAD Awards as well. Alexandra Grey, ‘Equal’ – HBO MaxĬA: I think it’s a continuing effort for the public to become more aware and informed. And I think this, especially with the Powerhouse group in this project, really allows more people to see we need to continue to push the movement forward. Many people overlook how hard the fight was for the people who came before them. Some of them may have a supportive family, or they may be able to use whatever gender bathroom they prefer when they’re out in public. It’s like you said, so many young people have far more privilege now. And the timing of it is so perfect because we have to continue to speak up. It’s going to make you feel something serious.
I was like, okay, let me prepare myself because you know, it’s going to make you sad, it’s going to make you angry. It was so powerful the music and the tone of it were really intense.
It really hit me differently than I expected it to when I saw the preview. Then I saw it pop up, completed, with that incredible trailer. I recall filming my scenes on the 12th, and by the 16th, everything was getting shut down. Literally, when we filmed, it was right when we started hearing about COVID-19. It was such a quick turnaround to complete the project. Isis: It really is, and when I saw the trailer, I was so surprised. The rest of the cast are some heavy hitters too Samira Wiley, Cheyenne Jackson, Anthony Rapp, and Billy Porter as narrator. We had a fun time when I met her first on the red carpet at the GLAAD Awards in 2019, and I was actually supposed to do an interview with her for Instinct Magazine, so heeeeey Haile, I’m still waiting, girl, lol. Also, Haile Sahar from Pose is in the Stonewall episode, which I believe is episode 4.ĬA: Oh, I love Haile. Isis: Oh Yes, and in my episode, you will see Alexandra Gray, who is an awesome actress and a friend of mine. So, I think the casting of many ethnic performers in “Equal” is a great contribution. Sometimes when people discuss early LGBTQ rights history, a criticism is that ethnic people have been removed from the stories. Now, I’m like, well damn, I didn’t know them either! I’m just now learning from you telling me all these things. It’s important for us to see where we came from, to know how hard we have to work – so that we don’t go back there.ĬA: That’s a really great point because so often the younger generation –and I say younger because I came out in the eighties and nineties, but we often accuse the younger LGBTQ generation of not knowing those stories. The creative director of Barney’s, Simon Doonan, has said that she helped strengthen the push for a transgender person to end up on the cover of Vogue.This is really important to show because look at what’s happening now with a president who’s trying to take away our rights. She has been praised for advocating for transgender rights and acceptance. Right now, we don’t have much information about Education Life.
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She was the first transgender woman to compete on the reality show. Model and former two-time contestant on America’s Next Top Model.
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