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“I believe this administration is not unaware that the people who will bear the brunt of this are racialized, disabled, trans and otherwise marginalized.”

Perhaps most egregious is an essay titled “What I Have in Common With Trans Activists,” adapted from Substack and thus presumably innocent of much editorial intervention.

Notwithstanding the spuriousness of the analogy, she goes on to use a kind of feigned empathy to attack trans people and trans activists for “not living in the real world but in a walled city of their own confirmation bias.”

Marlon Wayans makes a punchline out of Soulja Boy’s entire career after the ‘Pretty Boy Swag’ rapper targets the comic and his trans son with anti-LGBTQ+ slurs.

Covey said that, so far, they see any politically-driven chill as more a worry than a reality just yet.“We’ve seen artists say lots of things on social media who got visas, trans artists getting visas without a problem,” he said.