Karla Sofía Gascón Apologizes for Past Offensive Posts on X

On X, previously known as Twitter, Emilia Perez Actress and modern Academy Award Carla Sofia Jaskoun She published consuming views on Muslims, George Floyd, and the Oscars in 2020 and 2021. Today, she issued an apology.

In a statement obtained by Indiewire, Gascon wrote, “I want to acknowledge the conversation about my previous social media’s participation that caused harm. As a person in a marginalized society, I know this suffering is very good and I am very sorry for those who caused pain. Throughout my life, I fought for a better world.

As for “publications that caused harm” diverse Independent translations sought their tweets, one of which: “I am sorry, is it just my impression or is there more Muslims in Spain? Every time I go to capture my daughter from school, there are more women with their hair covered and their skirts to their heels. Next year instead From the English language, we will have to teach the Arabic language.

Gascón also published a picture of a Muslim family, including a woman in the ponds, with comment, “Islam is great, without any mechanism. Women are respected, and when they are largely respected, they are left with a small square hole on their faces so that their eyes are visible and their mouths , But only if she is behaving.

Her anger seemed to extend to a number of religions, where she read the subsequent posts, “I was tired of this shit, from Islam, from Christianity, from Catholicism and all the damned beliefs of the Morons that violate human rights.”

Gascon, the Mexican citizen of Spanish origin, also targeted an American tragedy. Days after Floyd was killed, she wrote: “I really think that a few people were interested in George Floyd, who is addicted to drug Killed.

Gascón also showed roughness in 2021, the best photo winner “Nomadland” As well as the Academy Awards ceremony itself.

“More and more #OSCARS looks like a concert for independent and protest films,” published. “I didn’t know if I was watching an African festival or the Living Lives issue or 8M. Regardless, an ugly ugly party.”

Burning posts such as Gascón come He also faces the ruling on the claim The advertising team attacked her behind Fernanda Torres, “I am still here” and “Emilia Perez” on the Internet. “What I do not like is the social media teams – the people who work with these people – try to reduce our work, homosexuals and films, because this does not lead to anywhere,” according to a variety of translation for an interview published in the daily Brazilian Fulha DS.

“You don’t need to demolish someone’s work to highlight another person,” she said. “I never, at any time, said anything bad about Fernanda Torres or her movie. However, there are people working with Fernanda Torres tearing me and” Emilia Pérez “. This talks about their movie more than their movie.

These feelings also inspired the match: “In my recent comments, I was referring to Sumaya and violent hate speech on social media that I am still saddened by. Fernanda was a great ally, and no one was directly associated with anything that is very supportive and generous.”

Indiewire stressed that Gascón’s statements did not violate the academy regulations for promotional campaigns – but at this stage, this may be next to this point. The misunderstanding of the supported in relation to the colleagues of the best candidate actress Torres left an unpleasant taste. However, it is not clear exactly what its statement is “recognizing the conversation about my previous social media’s participation” is communication.

It is not treated, much less than an apology, for any of its positions; It also does not address her actions directly. She said she was “very sorry for those who caused pain” – which, with her negative voice, indicates a more eloquent expression of “sorry for your feelings.”

Actress, Netflix, in a very embarrassing position. Certainly, great pain must be taken to form this statement, which says little, but to be more direct means more recognition of some evil feelings. However, they may have done better than formulating a paragraph that constantly restores the lights to Gascón: I acknowledge, I am marginalized, I know the suffering, I fought, I think.

He left it the same as the explicit approach for those who were injured: I am sorry.