“Sure, silence is complicity.”
Should you’ve been on-line in any respect at the moment, you are in all probability conscious that Lea Michele is formally changing Beanie Feldstein in Broadway’s Humorous Lady revival.
The massive information adopted Beanie’s latest announcement that she was departing the present on July 31 — nearly two months sooner than beforehand reported — citing “inventive variations” as the rationale for leaving early.
You may additionally keep in mind that, again in the summertime of 2020, former Glee costar Samantha Ware accused Lea of committing “traumatic microaggressions” in opposition to her throughout Season 6 of the collection.
Following the announcement of Lea’s Humorous Lady casting, Samantha took to Twitter and seemingly addressed the information in a collection of tweets.
“Sure, I’m on-line at the moment,” she wrote. “Sure, I see y’all. Sure, I care. Sure, I am affected.”
“Sure, I’m human. Sure, I’m Black. Sure, I used to be abused. Sure, my desires have been tainted. Sure, Broadway upholds whiteness. Sure, Hollywood does the identical.”
“Sure, silence is complicity. Sure, I’m loud. Sure, I’d do it once more.”
In a follow-up tweet, Samantha referred to her former Glee costars Amber Riley and Alex Newell, saying, “Their expertise was not mine and mines was not theirs.”
She additionally retweeted a tweet from actor and author Ryan Ken that learn, “It’s wild that the choice to inform the reality concerning the individuals who tormented you at work is a profession threat, however you’ll be able to keep booked and busy as one of many tormentors.”
You possibly can learn extra concerning the backlash in opposition to Lea Michele’s alleged conduct on the set of Glee right here.