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🚨BREAKING: Hollywood superstar Hunter Schafer of
🚨BREAKING: Hollywood superstar Hunter Schafer of "Euphoria" and "Hunger Games" fame unleashes a fiery takedown of Donald Trump for changing her passport gender from female to male: "F*ck this administration." MAGA just picked a fight with one of Gen Z's biggest celebrities... "So I'm sure most of us remember on — I think the first day of Trump's presidency — he signed an executive order to declare only two genders recognized by the state, male and female, assigned at birth," Schafer, who is trans, said in an eight minute video shared to social media. "As a result of this — which I wrote down because I want to get it right — the Bureau of Consular Affairs has frozen passport applications requesting a gender marker change or renewals or new applications with a gender marker differing from an applicant's gender assigned at birth," she continued. "So my initial reaction to this because our president, you know, is a lot of talk was 'I'll believe it when I see it' and today I saw it," she said, holding up her passport which now states that she is male. She revealed that she lost her previous passport last year while filming in Barcelona when someone broke into her car. She visited the Los Angeles Passport Agency this week to get a replacement, followed the proper procedure, and was stunned to discover that her gender marker had been changed. Schafer first had her gender marker changed to female when she was a teenager when she got her first driver's license. All of her identification documents since then until now have been female. "Now, I'm not making this post to fearmonger or to create like drama or receive consolation, I don't need it. But I do think it's worth posting to sort of note the reality of the situation and that it is actually happening and I was shocked," said Schafer. "Because I don't know, I just didn't think it was actually going to happen." She acknowledged her "privilege" as a celebrity who is white, thin, and adheres to contemporary beauty standards who can "pass" in public — but this still happened to her. "This has led me to believe that, I think, the agencies who are in charge of passports and this sort of thing are now required to cross reference birth certificates," she said. "Or I don’t know exactly what changed, as far as the processing goes, but this is the first time this has happened to me since I changed my gender marker," she explained. "We’re coming up on a decade now or something, and I do believe it is a direct result of the administration our country is currently operating under." "And I guess I'm just sort of scared of the way this stuff slowly gets implemented, you know, because things just sort of start happening I think as we've seen in historical rises of fascism and everything this new administration kind of represents," she continued. "You know there's a lot of talk and then things start happening and we start to normalize the circumstances we're under and I just feel like it's important to share that it's not just talk, that this is real and it's happening and no one, no matter their circumstance, no matter how wealthy or white or pretty or whatever is excluded," said Schafer. "This is real." "I also want to say I don't give a f*ck that they put an 'M' on my passport. It doesn't change really anything about me or my transness," said Schafer. "However, it does make life a little harder," she continued. "Personally, I think — I mean I haven't tested it out yet I'll find out next week when I have to travel abroad for the first time with my new passport — but I'm pretty sure it's going to come along with having to out myself with like Border Patrol agents and that whole gig much more often than I would like to or is really necessary." — Occupy Democrats #trump #maga #project2025 #transrights #trans #transrightsarehumanrights #passport #hunterschafer #euphoria #news #breakingnews #foryoupage #fyp
Voletta Wallace, the Notorious B.I.G.‘s mother who kept his legacy alive in the decades following his passing, has died. Wallace was in hospice care at her residence in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, when she died of natural causes on Thursday. The Monroe County Coroner’s Office confirmed her death in a statement to Variety. Born in Jamaica, Wallace was an integral figure in her son’s music, and the rapper (born Christopher Wallace) mentioned her in several of his songs, including his 1994 hit “Juicy” and “Things Done Changed.” She conceived her son with a Jamaican welder and politician named Selwyn George Latore, who left the family when Biggie was around two years old. She raised him as a single mother and worked as a preschool teacher, keeping a close eye on him at the brownstone where they lived in Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood. Following his death in 1997, she helped maintain his estate and celebrated his life. In 2005, she wrote a memoir entitled “Biggie: Voletta Wallace Remembers Her Son, Christopher Wallace, aka Notorious B.I.G.” During an interview with NPR that year, she explained that the book was a tribute to Biggie’s legacy. “He has touched so many people and so many people loved him and, you know, still do,” she said. “That cannot take my pain away. What I am feeling inside is like a 100-pound lead weighing down in my chest. It’s very cold and it’s very heavy and I am so dying to get rid of it. But it’s not something you can get rid of, because that was my son. He was my baby. I am a mother and I will always be a mother.” — Variety #news #breakingnews #volettawallace #hospice #hospicecare #notoriousbig #biggie #rap #hiphop #musicnews #newyork #foryoupage #fyp
Voletta Wallace, the Notorious B.I.G.‘s mother who kept his legacy alive in the decades following his passing, has died. Wallace was in hospice care at her residence in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, when she died of natural causes on Thursday. The Monroe County Coroner’s Office confirmed her death in a statement to Variety. Born in Jamaica, Wallace was an integral figure in her son’s music, and the rapper (born Christopher Wallace) mentioned her in several of his songs, including his 1994 hit “Juicy” and “Things Done Changed.” She conceived her son with a Jamaican welder and politician named Selwyn George Latore, who left the family when Biggie was around two years old. She raised him as a single mother and worked as a preschool teacher, keeping a close eye on him at the brownstone where they lived in Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood. Following his death in 1997, she helped maintain his estate and celebrated his life. In 2005, she wrote a memoir entitled “Biggie: Voletta Wallace Remembers Her Son, Christopher Wallace, aka Notorious B.I.G.” During an interview with NPR that year, she explained that the book was a tribute to Biggie’s legacy. “He has touched so many people and so many people loved him and, you know, still do,” she said. “That cannot take my pain away. What I am feeling inside is like a 100-pound lead weighing down in my chest. It’s very cold and it’s very heavy and I am so dying to get rid of it. But it’s not something you can get rid of, because that was my son. He was my baby. I am a mother and I will always be a mother.” — Variety #news #breakingnews #volettawallace #hospice #hospicecare #notoriousbig #biggie #rap #hiphop #musicnews #newyork #foryoupage #fyp

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