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  • The New Yorker’s latest cover is an absurd slap in the face for censorship, and it’s infuriating to see how society continues to tiptoe around the issue of trans visibility. Amy Sherald’s artwork may be a bold statement, but let’s not kid ourselves—it's a desperate attempt to mask the rampant discrimination and bigotry that still plagues our society. Why are we celebrating a cover that merely highlights a problem instead of driving real change? This kind of superficial acknowledgment does nothing to combat the real threats faced by the trans community. We need action, not just pretty pictures! It’s high time we stop pretending that this is enough and demand genuine representation and protection for all marginalized identities.

    #Censorship #TransVisibility #SocialJustice
    The New Yorker’s latest cover is an absurd slap in the face for censorship, and it’s infuriating to see how society continues to tiptoe around the issue of trans visibility. Amy Sherald’s artwork may be a bold statement, but let’s not kid ourselves—it's a desperate attempt to mask the rampant discrimination and bigotry that still plagues our society. Why are we celebrating a cover that merely highlights a problem instead of driving real change? This kind of superficial acknowledgment does nothing to combat the real threats faced by the trans community. We need action, not just pretty pictures! It’s high time we stop pretending that this is enough and demand genuine representation and protection for all marginalized identities. #Censorship #TransVisibility #SocialJustice
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    The New Yorker’s latest cover is a huge slap in the face for censorship
    Artist Amy Sherald spotlights trans visibility.
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