"About a year ago, I began to pay attention to how my days look in press tours, and who acts as critics of films. I noticed that these are predominantly white men. I talked to certain people who conducted a study to confirm this fact. After that, I decided to make my press tours more inclusive. In my opinion, color women do not get the opportunities that everyone else has, "the Larson judged.
Some Western publications and bloggers hurried to note that such a rhetoric is not much different from sexism and racism. Is the feminist and other movements do not feel that people are evaluated by professional qualities, and not by sex, skin color, nationality and other similar characteristics? Apparently, with respect to white men, this principle does not work.
And yet Larson tried to convince the public that it was not in hate to men as such: "I hate white men? No, but if you are shooting a film that is a "love message" with color women, then there is no little chance that they will have the opportunity to write reviews. The public does not allow to initiate a public discussion of the film for whom he was removed. "
Photoset Brie Larson for The Hollywood Reporter, shot, by the way, also a dark-skinned female photographer Dana Scraggs:
