New leader of CQC, of Band, the actor Dan Stulbach On Monday (17) it aired another article about transphobic haters. This time, involving the insults that the transvestite Viviany Beleboni – who gave the crucified performance at the LGBT Parade – received it on the internet after suffering an attack on the streets of São Paulo last week.
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In the program, the team went after a man who wrote on the internet that she should not only be attacked, but also should have died. After being approached, the man (who was not identified) said he "exaggerated", but continued to argue that Viviany was responsible for the aggression.
As soon as the article was shown, Dan repudiated transphobia and rebutted criticism that the program, for the second time in a row, addressed the subject. They had already spoken about the verbal attacks that a transgender woman suffered after appearing in an article with her daughters.
"We have to talk about this constantly. I think it's little (the approaches we took), we have to always report it. These people are treated like monsters on the street, like animals. These people are murdered daily, and most of the time by situations of prejudice or ignorance", he stated.
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The actor also highlighted that it is necessary for everyone to denounce and repudiate the crimes: "Those who remain silent also kill, those who remain silent are also complicit. I don't want to be complicit in this idiocy. I am against transphobia, we are against transphobia. And we will speak out whenever possible about it and report it."
It is worth remembering that, despite the initiative and positive statements, the CQC has also shown articles considered transphobic. Among them, the one that punished subway abusers with a transsexual woman and also when he took a Brazilian transvestite to "deceive" Argentineans.
