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Adele slammed for telling gender-neutral award show she loves ‘being a woman’
By Lee Brown
February 9, 2022 | 8:27am
Thank you so much.
Adele slammed for telling gender-neutral award show she loves ‘being a woman’
Adele is being accused of transphobia for declaring at a woke gender-neutral awards show that she loves “being a woman.”
The “Rolling in the Deep” singer made the remark at Tuesday’s Brit Awards as she collected the prize for Artist of the Year, a newly created category merging the old Best Male and Best Female Artist awards.
performer named Jacob told his thousands of Twitter followers.
“Who’d have thought Adele was a transphobe and would use her platform to call for the destruction of the trans community. Especially the confused teenagers,” another long-time Twitter user posted.
Others complained that they had “lost a lot of respect for Adele” and would no longer “spend a cent on her music,” the Times of London noted.
The attacks led many to spring to the 33-year-old star’s defense.
“Thank you @Adele. Just, thank you. For speaking the 2 words being vilified. Woman. Female,” tweeted author and refugee campaigner Onjali Rauf.
Author and media consultant Jane Symons also said she didn’t know “whether to cry or scream” at the latest attacks.
op-ed in the Spectator, teacher Debbie Hayton said that Adele risked joining the group of “talented women” like “Harry Potter” author JK Rowling who “have been pursued and persecuted mercilessly, simply for standing up for their sex.”
“Adele’s message to women and girls was inspirational. Here was a woman — who has sold tens of millions of albums — telling the world she was proud to be a woman. That’s something to celebrate, not condemn,” she wrote.
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Adele accepting the Mastercard Album of the Year award.
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The teacher said that “girls need role models and last night Adele stepped up to the plate. For that, she deserves applause, even greater than the adulation she received for her music.”
Adele says 'I love being a woman' at gender-neutral event
By Lee Brown
February 9, 2022 | 8:27am
Thank you so much.
Adele slammed for telling gender-neutral award show she loves ‘being a woman’
Adele is being accused of transphobia for declaring at a woke gender-neutral awards show that she loves “being a woman.”
The “Rolling in the Deep” singer made the remark at Tuesday’s Brit Awards as she collected the prize for Artist of the Year, a newly created category merging the old Best Male and Best Female Artist awards.
performer named Jacob told his thousands of Twitter followers.
“Who’d have thought Adele was a transphobe and would use her platform to call for the destruction of the trans community. Especially the confused teenagers,” another long-time Twitter user posted.
Others complained that they had “lost a lot of respect for Adele” and would no longer “spend a cent on her music,” the Times of London noted.
The attacks led many to spring to the 33-year-old star’s defense.
“Thank you @Adele. Just, thank you. For speaking the 2 words being vilified. Woman. Female,” tweeted author and refugee campaigner Onjali Rauf.
Author and media consultant Jane Symons also said she didn’t know “whether to cry or scream” at the latest attacks.
op-ed in the Spectator, teacher Debbie Hayton said that Adele risked joining the group of “talented women” like “Harry Potter” author JK Rowling who “have been pursued and persecuted mercilessly, simply for standing up for their sex.”
“Adele’s message to women and girls was inspirational. Here was a woman — who has sold tens of millions of albums — telling the world she was proud to be a woman. That’s something to celebrate, not condemn,” she wrote.
Enlarge Image
Adele accepting the Mastercard Album of the Year award.
Getty Images
The teacher said that “girls need role models and last night Adele stepped up to the plate. For that, she deserves applause, even greater than the adulation she received for her music.”
Adele says 'I love being a woman' at gender-neutral event
she's a woman, she was glad she won and she embraces the fact that she's female. What's the problem other than the alphabet gang being mad about nothing? shyt is so played out.
weII i mean she is a woman right???
