Laverne Cox Shares Details Of Transphobic Attack: “If You’re Trans, You’re Going To Experience Stuff Like This”

Laverne Cox has been and still is changing the game when it comes to the representation of the trans community and Black people in film and TV. She continues to bolster this message of inclusion of marginalized voices as an executive producer on Netflix’s Sam Feder-directed Disclosure. More than just a documentary, it’s a call to action as well as a lesson in history that has been swept under the rug.

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(CNN)Inclusion is evolving.Nowhere is this truer than in Hollywood, where there has been increased demand for improved representation by gender, sexuality, religion and opportunities for the disabled in the industry.The recent announcement by "Juno" star Elliot Page that they are transgender and identify as non-binary was greeted with surprise but also cheers by supporters and trans advocates alike.

Courteney Cox recreated her Friends raw turkey dance for Thanksgiving this year and now she’s explaining just what went into making that moment happen.The Cougar Town alum, 56, reprised the iconic moment from a 1998 episode of the sitcom last month, showing herself dancing with the raw bird on her head in a video as she wished everyone well over the holiday.“Happy Thanksgiving everyone, I hope you’re having a great day. I’m feeling so thankful,” she said via Instagram on November 26.

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his mystery illness. The former contestant and Trista Sutter's husband took to Instagram on Tuesday to detail his current health problems, as well as thank fans for their outpouring support."«I was overwhelmed by the amount of support that I’ve received on social media and messages, and all sorts of stuff from so many people — friends and strangers and everything in between,” Ryan said on his Instagram Story before thanking everyone for their kind words.

Laverne Cox has come forward about being the target of a transphobic attack while walking with a friend in Los Angeles' Griffith Park.Speaking on Instagram this past weekend (via ET), Laverne said that she and a friend were walking in the park when a man "aggressively asked for the time." Her friend told him the time, "and then the guy who asked for the time says to my friend: 'Guy or girl?'" At this point, Laverne's friend told the man to "f*ck off" and then suddenly "the guy is attacking my

A post shared by laverne cox (@lavernecox)"The guy really wanted me to answer [when he asked for the time] so that he could spook whether I’m trans or not," Cox continued. "I don’t know why, I don’t know why it matters.

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In an Instagram video, Laverne Cox revealed she was the target of a transphobic attack while hiking over the weekend with a friend.

Laverne Cox is speaking out after experiencing a transphobic attack over the weekend. In an IGTV video posted Saturday, Cox revealed that she was still "in shock" and feeling "super triggered" after walking with a friend at Griffith Park in Los Angeles.

Laverne Cox opened up about being targeted in a transphobic attack in Los Angeles.The Orange Is the New Black alum, 48, posted a 10-minute-long video to Instagram on Sunday, November 29, that detailed her scary experience.

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), Laverne said that she and a friend were walking in the park when a man "aggressively asked for the time." Her friend told him the time, "and then the guy who asked for the time says to my friend: 'Guy or girl?'" At this point, Laverne's friend told the man to "f*ck off" and then suddenly "the guy is attacking my friend."Laverne says that as she was pulling out her phone to call the police, the attack suddenly stopped and the man left. "This dude was looking for trouble...

Laverne Cox and her friend were subjected to a transphobic attack while taking a socially-distanced walk in Los Angeles' Griffith Park on Saturday, she shared on Instagram Live. "I'm in shock, and I'm triggered," Cox said, before recounting the horrifying attack.Cox said she and her friend were walking through the park when a man "very aggressively" asked for the time.

Laverne Cox is luckily okay after being targeted in a transphobic attack.

Laverne Cox is «definitely in shock» after she says she was targeted in a transphobic attack while walking through Griffith Park with a friend.

Laverne Cox is «definitely in shock» after she says she was targeted in a transphobic attack while walking through Griffith Park with a friend.