The LGBT support movement has spoken out against A statement by actress Kasia Kiss who said in a recent interview that “a man with a man does not make children.”
The Grupo Arco-Íris de Cidadania LGBT group has sued the Rio de Janeiro Court of Justice to file a public civil lawsuit against Cassia for the homophobic offense. The movement is demanding collective compensation in the amount of 250,000 Brazilian riyals “for the purpose of strengthening policies and programs aimed at combating discrimination.” There is also a request for a general rollback.
Arco-Íris also submitted to the Police Station for Racial Crimes and Crimes of Intolerance a crime report reporting the same facts. Demand for a crime on the part of Cassia, with the possibility of opening a criminal case.
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The actress became the target of attacks on social media. The controversy began shortly after an interview with journalist Leda Nagle.
“There is no longer a man and a woman, but a woman with a woman and a man with a man, and a man with a man who does not have children, nor a woman with a woman,” said the actress. “How are we going to do it?”
Cassia also criticized the teaching of gender ideology in schools, and considered fake news from the traditional press. “I get incredible pictures of 6- to 7-year-olds kissing,” he said. “Two girls kiss inside a school, where there is a space called beijódromo.”
On Cássia Kis’ official Instagram profile, leftists called the actress “homophobic”, “drunk”, “drugged” and “he’ll pay for the comments”.
On a note, the Globe She expressed herself by promoting her “commitment to diversity and inclusion and rejecting any form of discrimination”.
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