Emma Watson opens up about racism and backlash amid George Floyd protests

Emma Watson opens up about racism and backlash amid George Floyd protests

Emma Watson's social media feed recently caught fire after she was accused of needing to be properly supported on #BlackOutTuesday for not providing accurate information.

The problem arose when Emma allegedly did not provide the appropriate wording for the issue, and instead edited the Black Square image with her feed.

After the affair ended, Emma took to her social media to set a record and throw it away and deal with the whole drama.

Emma wrote, "Racism has developed in both our past and present, which is unacceptable or unacceptable. White supremacy is a system of classification and domination of exploitation and oppression, which is entrenched in society. A white It benefited me as a person. "

"While we as individuals feel that we are doing our best to be racist, we need to be proactive in tackling the structural and institutional racism around us. There is still a lot of work to be done. I still learn a lot about the ways in which I subconsciously support a system that is structurally racist. '

"In the days to come, I will use my biolink and Twitter to share links with resources. It has helped me do my research, learn, listen. I can express your anger, sadness and pain." " I don't know how you feel about it, but that doesn't mean I won't try.

( Hamari News )