CNN En Español continues to wage culture war against the Hispanic community in the United States- namely, by their insistence on shoving a transgender agenda down viewers’ throats. Most recently, via a soft celebrity profile of Brazilian trans singer Lineker.
Watch as correspondent Julia Vargas-Jones closes her interview out by eliciting Lineker’s advice for children:
JULIA VARGAS-JONES: What do you think needs to happen for trans people to have a better future in Brazil? What must Brazil confront?
LINIKER: I think we need, we need, we need to be seen as human beings. And that's all.
VARGAS-JONES: How difficult is that?
LINIKER: We just want to exist. We just want to share love, share who we are. We just want to live in peace. We just want to live. We just want to work. We just want to compose. We just want to get home safe.
VARGAS-JONES: That message also resonates with fans in the United States. An artist who, through her sorrows and joys, invites her audience to feel deeply.
What would you say to the Black, queer, and trans kids who are watching you receive this recognition, who see you receive these awards and see you explode with joy? What would your message be to them?
LINIKER: Be kind to yourself and respect your soul. Always.
VARGAS-JONES: Julia Vargas-Jones, CNN, Los Angeles.
