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Maybe Dave is genuinely upset that he lost a friend he cared about unlike a bunch of people who shamed someone they didnt give a **** about with their moral superiority
Its Dave that "doesnt care" about trans people
Maybe Dave is genuinely upset that he lost a friend he cared about unlike a bunch of people who shamed someone they didnt give a **** about with their moral superiority
Its Dave that "doesnt care" about trans people
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Netflix got more transgender employees than i've ever seen in life. Yeah they should consider that.
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Its water cooler talk at work just like on Mondays ppl at work talk about GoT or Insecure or Succession.
Granted that type of social commentary is dying out.
These victims were killed by acquaintances, partners or strangers, some of whom have been arrested and charged, while others have yet to be identified. Some of these cases involve clear anti-transgender bias. In others, the victim’s transgender status may have put them at risk in other ways, such as forcing them into unemployment, poverty, homelessness and/or survival sex work.
While the details of these cases differ, it is clear that fatal violence disproportionately affects transgender women of color -- particularly Black transgender women -- and that the intersections of racism, sexism, homophobia, biphobia, transphobia and unchecked access to guns conspire to deprive them of employment, housing, healthcare and other necessities.
HRC Foundation’s “Dismantling a Culture of Violence” report demonstrates how anti-transgender stigma, denial of opportunity and increased risk factors compound to create a culture of violence -- and provides clear ways that each of us can directly make an impact to make our society a safer place for transgender and gender non-conforming people.
As is too often the case in the reporting of anti-transgender violence, many of these victims are misgendered in local police statements and media reports, which can delay our awareness of deadly incidents. In the pursuit of greater accuracy and respect for transgender and gender non-conforming people in both life and death, HRC offers guidelines for journalists and others who report on these communities.
HRC has been tracking reports of fatal anti-transgender violence for the past several years. Previous reports can be found: 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015.
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While the details of these cases differ, it is clear that fatal violence disproportionately affects transgender women of color -- particularly Black transgender women -- and that the intersections of racism, sexism, homophobia, biphobia, transphobia and unchecked access to guns conspire to deprive them of employment, housing, healthcare and other necessities.
HRC Foundation’s “Dismantling a Culture of Violence” report demonstrates how anti-transgender stigma, denial of opportunity and increased risk factors compound to create a culture of violence -- and provides clear ways that each of us can directly make an impact to make our society a safer place for transgender and gender non-conforming people.
As is too often the case in the reporting of anti-transgender violence, many of these victims are misgendered in local police statements and media reports, which can delay our awareness of deadly incidents. In the pursuit of greater accuracy and respect for transgender and gender non-conforming people in both life and death, HRC offers guidelines for journalists and others who report on these communities.
HRC has been tracking reports of fatal anti-transgender violence for the past several years. Previous reports can be found: 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015.
Fatal Violence Against the Transgender and Gender-Expansive Community…
Sadly, 2021 has already seen at least 60 transgender or gender-expansive people fatally shot or killed by other violent means. We say at least because…
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That's true, but if you look at their side it looks a lot like I can't be transphobic I had a trans friend.
and you're going after all of them for the actions of a few.
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“Going after” is extreme
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I don't think dave is trying to say he isn't transphobic or at least making transphobic jokes with comments like his "beyond" jokes, he's hinting at the hypocrisy of those outraged
"your words hurt people"
Just Daves words though right? Not the shamers
As for "a few", I think you're vastly underestimating the "with us or against us" crowd, we got some here
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Dave had his disingenuous "I have transgender friends" excuse ready for his ignorance.
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It was more like I had a transgender friend and then she died and part of why may be cuz of me and the ppl that hate me.
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Lol at people on Twitter using white "suffrage" to try and meme on Chappelle
Anyone trying to associate Chappelle with some black face comedian really lost the plot
Anyone trying to associate Chappelle with some black face comedian really lost the plot
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or it could just be as simple as a conversation about comedy in general and creative/funny people finding other ways to be creative/funny
the world didn’t end then and it won’t end now
racist people have found many other ways to do racist shhh other than throwing around the N word
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Interesting
You don't think it's about Chappelle, the most controversial comedian on the planet right now for saying some things he "shouldn't say"?
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i think conversations that need to be had can be started for any number of reasons
but many conversations in here have been about comedy in general or issues or the rights of people
to go back to that tweet that I posted I am extremely glad that people have to consider their careers before they decide if they want to don black face.. as I am glad that most people are well aware using certain words means they will have to deal with consequences
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What I see is some Twitter poster that is probably white trying to say that some black comedian is as bad as some racist white comedian for refusing to drop certain material
I'm sure this is all about the LGBT people of color though and not white progressives
I'm sure this is all about the LGBT people of color though and not white progressives
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or we can all agree that it’s all bad instead of trying to think of what is worse
as a black person, do you think I care if the racism my Chinese girlfriend is now facing is worse than what my parents and grandparents faced or what I’ve faced?
no i don’t care about what is worse.. I just see stupid people being empowered by people in power and now I have to concern myself even more about my surroundings and for her and her families safety
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Sorry but I'm not going to conflate something that isn't racism with racism
when Dave specifically makes fun of white women who have been assaulted and white poor people and white families that claim their children were molested and white jussie riders and gay white people calling the cops
it's ALLL bad, but we're not just drawing the line on this one topic are we?
when Dave specifically makes fun of white women who have been assaulted and white poor people and white families that claim their children were molested and white jussie riders and gay white people calling the cops
it's ALLL bad, but we're not just drawing the line on this one topic are we?
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As I’m not part of the lgpqt community, I ain’t going tell them where to draw the line
all I can speak to is the known shh that we as a society just use to let slide with regard to that community and others
as an adult that ain’t a straight white male, if someone tells me something is offensive to them and their community I accept it, apologize and move on and try to be better
all I can speak to is the known shh that we as a society just use to let slide with regard to that community and others
as an adult that ain’t a straight white male, if someone tells me something is offensive to them and their community I accept it, apologize and move on and try to be better
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Chappelle's jokes aren't anything like comedians using blackface.
Chappelle isn't doing some go to trans joke shtick.
The clear difference does matter. Pretending they are the same is ridiculous and why some are quick to dismiss the entire notion of jokes being harmful or leading to violence.
