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Actress and singer Janelle Monáe called the Republicans, warning that people like herself “challenge” the president Donald Trump Like a school patio thug.
Monáe received the Human Rights Campaign Equal Prize (HRC) in Los Angeles during the weekend. During his speech before the LGBTQ organization, he promoted how he has used his art to create “safe spaces” for marginalized people, and gave him his justification for doing so.
She shared an anecdote about being intimidated at school until she challenged her thug to fight. When his thug finally backed away from the confrontation, Monáe said from that moment, he took seriously that “thugs only win when we let them think they can.”
Singer Janelle Monáe compared President Trump and her republican allies with the thugs of the school patio in her speech.
Monáe, who It is an open progressive, He argued that Trump and Republicans are acting as thugs in multiple ways.
“Because here is the truth, intimidation does not stop when we grow. It does not end when we leave school, it simply becomes bigger. It is marked again,” he said. “The thug is elected president. The thug writes laws and links with other thugs, and bullying is now happening through legislation, and at this time we are seeing that these thugs are linked and come to our communities.”
“I am proud to be in the LGBTQIA+community, as a pansexual, as not binary, and I am proud to come from a working class community. I am proud to come from a black community,” he said. “Therefore, it is irritating to see them try to remove our human rights, erase our identities, remove our medical attention, reverse our reproductive freedom, attack our voting rights, pollute our air and water, and Eliminate federal jobs. The works on which so many families depend, including my own sister. “
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Janelle Monáe said that our country could not last a day without immigrants. ((Photo by Frederick M. Brown/Getty images)))
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He praised the workers and immigrants of the service, adding that our world would fall apart without them.
“Instead that they would pay us with dignity and respect, we have seen them be intimidated by the same system that could not last a day without them. We are nothing without you,” he said.
He also praised the host organization for his work, declaring: “I am grateful that the HRC has been fighting without fear, without rest, challenging the evil giants, the thugs, those who want to step on us, make fun of us, erase us, get tired until we are not fighting.”
Monae gathered the crowd, asking them if they were ready to join with the helpless of society to begin to “tear and fight.”
“Let’s make it clear that we will challenge the giant,” said Monáe as he finished his speech.
