A controversial gender-neutral activist has claimed that the world will soon get rid of the binary gender and each person will be able to choose his or her own gender.
Alok Vaid-Menon, who uses the pronouns surname/last, appeared on ABC this week to promote their views on gender ideology and promote their current speaking tour in Australia and New Zealand.
Asked if they could see ‘a world without gender’, the 31-year-old said: ‘I see a world without gender binary.’
Alok Vaid-Menon, who uses the pronoun surname/surname, appeared on ABC this week to discuss gender, where they claim that the world will soon be free of gender segregation. Image
Explaining their theory, they continued: ‘There are as many genders as people.
“A lot of people mistake what I am trying to do is to remove their right to be a man or a woman, when in fact I am championing it,” Alok continued.
‘What I champion is that each person can determine his or her own gender.’
Alok has become famous throughout Australia in recent weeks, appearing on countless news programs and in various publications.
Alok has popped up across Australia in recent weeks. The star is pictured with phenomenal stylist Deni Todorovič
The transfeminine quaint non-binary activist and performer recently criticized male comics, claiming that many are ‘faking their misperception as comedy’.
Alok made the bold statement while promoting their own comedy tour on The Project earlier this week.
They said: “I think it’s time we defend the jokes from men in trousers.
Alok continued: “I just started watching a few of these comedies and it feels like they are trying to fake their funnyness into comedy.
Alok (pictured) criticized male comics, claiming that many are ‘faking their humor as a comedy’ during an appearance on The Project earlier this week
‘So I had to get in the ring and show everyone that it’s no fun mocking the trans people that exist.
‘The funny thing is how much time, energy and money you put into making binary gender.’
Alok also said that they wanted to show the world how funny transgender people really are.
They explained: ‘I also feel like now, people just define transgender people as being too sensitive, like we can’t be joking, like we’re just social justice warriors .
“I think it’s time we defend the jokes from men in pants,” the 31-year-old told The Project panelists.
‘In my experience, when you spend your life making jokes, you learn how to tell a good joke.
‘I wanted to show people that we’re capable of having fun, that really amid all the discrimination and violence, there’s also a lot of fun to be had.’
Mx. Vaid-Menon says their comedy variety show will tell a harrowing story of how they were victims of a crime against homophobia in Melbourne six years ago.
Alok boasts over a million followers on social media and has been involved in comedy, poetry and talk shows.
The star plans to speak directly to the attacker on stage as part of their ‘healing journey’.
They also wanted to introduce some more upbeat moments mixed with ‘sadness’ during the performance.
Alok explained when asked what fans can expect from their comedy tour.
‘In my show, I want to stay true to what we live as humans. We are huge and much bigger than any binary system allows us to. ‘
Mx. Vaid-Menon says their own comedy show will tell a harrowing story about how they were victims of a crime against homophobia in Melbourne six years ago.
This week, Alok told The Sydney Morning Herald that, ‘a lot of popular comics [have been] peddler phobia’.
Last year, Dave Chappelle caused controversy after his last special on Netflix, The Closer, featured jokes aimed at the transgender community.
Many students at his alma mater, Duke Ellington School of the Arts in Washington DC, were displeased with this humorous line and told the comedian just as much during a lively Q&A session at the school in November. .
Chapelle said the outcry ‘sincerely hurt’ him, but did not apologize that his remarks were damaging to transgender people.
Last year, Dave Chappelle caused controversy after his last special on Netflix, The Closer, featured jokes aimed at the transgender community.
At the time, Netflix was said to have hosted a virtual event hosted by Alok to address the impact Chapelle’s comedy had had on the transgender community.
Alok is known for their famous circle of friends and has helped many celebrities understand their gender identity.
They supported Demi Lovato and Sam Smith as the singers appeared in non-binary forms and switched to non-binary pronouns.
However, in the year since, Demi has switched back to the pronoun she/her after saying she feels more feminine lately.
Alok is also known for their celebrity circle of friends and helping many celebrities understand their gender identity. Photo with Sam Smith
Mx. Vaid-Menon’s career has gone up like a kite in recent years.
Now the performer not only boasts a million followers on Instagram, they’ve also published several books and will soon appear in the star-studded sci-fi blockbuster Absolute Dominion.
Despite their skyrocketing popularity, Alok has remained the subject of criticism from conservative media figures, including transgender YouTuber Blaire White, who cast the star in a series of videos on her YouTube page. that.
“I try to interweave poetry and comedy, sadness and joy, because it’s not binary, it’s honesty,” Alok explained when asked what fans can expect. waiting from their comedy tour
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