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Netflix’s Dave Chappelle Debacle Shows It Puts Capitalism Over People
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we reported previously, in the new project The Closer, Chappelle "announces himself to be 'Team TERF,' comments about trans women’s genitals, and sides with DaBaby disparaging people living with HIV." At one point he even tells an anecdote about beating up a lesbian.
The National Black Justice Coalition released a statement in response, saying Netflix “should know better” and calling for the removal of The Closer.
And the NBJC is not wrong: In 2020 Netflix released Disclosure, a documentary that examined the history of trans representation on-screen.
The film, which was marketed as a Netflix Original, not only traced this representation but contextualized how those portrayals impacted the daily lives of trans folks who were not.
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Celebrities Who Have Shunned Netflix and Dave Chappelle in Trans Rights Debacle
Netflix, which aired the comedian's stand-up special.A trans employee tweeted her anger at the release of the special, called The Closer, while Jaclyn Moore, a showrunner for Netflix's Dear White People, said she would boycott the platform for future projects. Staff at the streamer have also taken part in a walkout and a pro-trans rally in California.In his routine, Chappelle declared himself to be a "Terf," which stands for trans-exclusionary radical feminist and is used to describe some anti-trans campaigners.He also defended Harry Potter author J.K.
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