(page2): There are not many days ago Bruce Jenner gave his first public interview of gender reassignment process and how he feels about living as a woman in a male body.
In advance of the interview there was a massive reputation flooding in the media, but in the aftermath of the interview social media has been flooded with positive statements and messages of support, until now.
Alice Eve, known from the Star Trek movie “Into Darkness”, used namely of Instagram to share their opinions about gender identity of Bruce Jenner.
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No woman
Alice believes namely that Bruce Jenner can not be categorized as a woman until he has been through some changes, reports the Daily Mail.
“No”, she wrote on Instagram-their page. “If you were a woman it
Tearful: interview where Bruce Jenner talked about gender identity for the first time became a tearful affair. Photo: ABC
no who would have heard about you, because women never becomes as famous through sports. You would not be a hero, you would have been a frustrated young athlete who did not get a chance, “she wrote.
Then she continued with “Until women earn as much as men, it is unfair to would invoke role as a woman, while getting all the benefits men have. Do you have a vagina? Are you earning less than men? If not, then you are no woman.”
Failed by fans
After the message was published joined part of the fans to follow her on photo sharing service, and she was quickly accused of being both homophobic, ignorant and little considerate.
The fans also gave her negative feedback, and several asked her to stick to it to be an actress since she obviously could not otherwise.
All the negative publicity given actor to delete post on Instagram, reports the Daily Mail.
Then she posted a new post, to show the fans that she regretted both the statement and the behavior. On the new image reads “I support anyone who wants to find their own gender identity. Sometimes not our language enough concepts to cover all needs. I also believe in equal rights for all, regardless of race, color or sexual orientation. “
#OneLove
A picture published by Alice Eve (aliceseve) Monday 27 April. 2015 PDT
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