Karla Sofia Gascón's historic nomination for Best Actress marks her as the first openly trans performer to be recognized in this category. However, this milestone has ignited controversy, particularly from right-wing media figures like Megyn Kelly, who criticized the nomination, misgendered Gascón, and claimed it represents Hollywood's disconnect from mainstream American values. Kelly's comments reflect ongoing debates about representation in the entertainment industry, especially concerning transgender individuals. Amidst this discourse, Gascón's film, Emilia Perez, has received acclaim, having won a Golden Globe, yet remains a focal point of heated cultural discussion.
Karla Sofia Gascón has made history as the first openly trans performer nominated for Best Actress, facing backlash from conservative critics like Megyn Kelly.
Megyn Kelly's tirade misgendered Gascón, dismissing her nomination and claiming Hollywood is out of touch with average Americans over this milestone.
Kelly criticized 'Hollyweird' for nominating Gascón, suggesting that the Oscars reflect a broader disdain for traditional values and mockery of institutions like the Catholic Church.
The film about Gascón's character, Emilia Perez, won a Golden Globe, yet critics like Kelly argue these narratives are tailored for Hollywood awards rather than genuine representation.
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