I know some are enjoying the circus, Quincy Elliott discards heinous allegations of Transphobi
We’ve seen a steep projection in witnessing many LGBTQ entities enter the world of professional wrestling, recently. Being the same is something which isn’t desired by anyone, but it’s what God wants them be like. WWE Superstar Quincy Elliott is one of the kind. However, he fell a victim of some derogatory accusations against them.
A certain section of fans alleged them to be a Transphobic. The term is as sensitive as it can get. There’s a whole lot of bunch the society fears to admit. Differently abled identities are openly exploited across the globe, something which should be considered as a crime equivalent. However, there are people who develop a sense of uneasiness against these Transgender beings.
That uncomfortable feeling and negative emotions encompasses a feeling of fear, or what we call being Transphobic. Quincy Elliott got accused of using a burner account to pass on these hatred comments to a fan. In response, they responded by saying, “I know some are enjoying the circus, but I want to clarify the topic at question. ‘I am being exploited for clout and attention. I am being extorted [for] money by a group of fans hellbent [on] defaming me. I have been harassed for too long and I’m done.”
Elliott came up with clarification on their own saying they’re being exploited for money, by some people. The Super Diva’s response felt in a low tone, for pretty obvious reasons. Continuing the address, Elliott mentioned they’re not Transphobic. Adding to it, the LGBTQ WWE Superstar ended up saying he’s just a non-binary.
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WWE humbly recognizes LGBTQ Superstars under their programme
Believe it or not, WWE is a global phenomena. They’re supposed to entertain each and every category of their audience. The Stamford-based promotion relies on elite class talent, regardless of the gender. Then be it male, female or a transgender.
Today, we’ve got many superstars including Sonya Deville and Shayna Baszler etc across WWE, who’re open LGBTQ’s. These entities are proud of what they are and inspires tons of people falling under the same category. WWE never hesitates to promote them equally.
As per the tradition, the McMahon-led company also celebrates June as the month of pride. Superstars come along to eradicate the feeling of Transphobia and treat them as co-equals. On an ending note, the presence of these divine identities shouldn’t be harmed at any cost, and we as a society will have to ensure that.
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