Current Events > Brie Larson listed as one of People's Women Changing the World in 2019

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https://people.com/human-interest/women-changing-the-world-2019/
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no ass, ogre feet-having

She literally discovered king kong what moew do you expect from her
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Kaiganeer posted...

no ass, ogre feet-having

Yup. Only Instagram models have the power to change the world
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can't view it, it's not letting me through their shitty data harvesting here
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Brie Larson for president.
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Lol...Kamala Harris sure is changing the world.

Completely overrating her influence on society will only make people like her more Im sure.

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No. Disney's money is changing the world. She's just a glorified proxy.
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Brie larsons best role was in the fappening i can get behind that
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lol
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Meltdowns incoming hahaha

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RdVEHfJqAvUPIbk posted...

can't view it, it's not letting me through their shitty data harvesting here

Huh?
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CADE FOSTER posted...

Brie larsons best role was in the fappening i can get behind that

I never came across any such thing. Did it make her look mildly likable?
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She's hot. Well deserved.
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Well you guys can't shut the fuck up about her, so I guess she's doing something right.

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It must have been her that bought all those Captain Marvel tickets.
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Phantom_Nook posted...

It must have been her that bought all those Captain Marvel tickets.

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TommyG663513 posted...

CADE FOSTER posted...

Brie larsons best role was in the fappening i can get behind that

I never came across any such thing. Did it make her look mildly likable?

Pics are nice
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Oh look, rich people.
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bump
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Without her Marvel would have never made Captain Marvel and the glass ceiling wouldn't have broke.

Apparently the world is much, much smaller than we thought.
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This is like a test to see if the media can manufacture a Susan B. Anthony or Dr. Martin Luther King simply by repeatedly shining a light on someone.

She's an actor. An actor who occasionally gives opinions. She's not a civil rights icon. Hell, Emma Watson does a lot more for feminism and civil rights than Brie Larsen ever does. Suggesting an all-female team should not be enough to let Brie Larsen upstage those who have actually put forth effort in the cause of social equality.

I'd say cue ass pain but it looks like it was already here

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People ITT acting like Brie Larson hasnt changed their life.
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Its must have been a very unproductive year for woman if they had to div this deep.
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That's an awful list but Brie Larson isn't nearly the standout awful choice on it though.
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au_gold posted...

Brie Larson for president.

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No denying that she changed the world. Was it positive change though?

... There's still people who care about this magazine?
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Smashingpmkns posted...

That's an awful list but Brie Larson isn't nearly the standout awful choice on it though.

Hmm, who else do you think is bad?
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Is AOC on the list too

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EndOfDiscOne posted...

Is AOC on the list too

No
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LukeFalk posted...

No denying that she changed the world. Was it positive change though?

Nope.
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It's funny how triggered people are by Brie Larson
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Remember when people were put on this list because of their own merits and accomplishments and not because they are a woman actor
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Rika_Furude posted...

Remember when people were put on this list because of their own merits and accomplishments and not because they are a woman actor

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Probably cause of stuff like this

I wouldnt get to know her until 2017, when we started following each other on Twitter. I was feeling insecure about being vulnerable, so when I heard her talking about her own vulnerability, I decided to reach out to her. What would follow were messages about work, life, self-care and cross-stitching. These messages were sporadic in nature. After all, we are both busy people. She is an actor, producer and director; I write about pop culture, disability (I have cerebral palsy), blackness and womanhood. But the consistent, overriding impression I always got was that Brie Larson is a person who cares about the world and the people in it.

I was thrilled when you requested me to interview you. I thought, This is game-changing. Its the biggest opportunity Ive had. Nobody usually wants to take a chance on a disabled journalist. Id love to know what your particular reasons were.
About a year ago, I started paying attention to what my press days looked like and the critics reviewing movies, and noticed it appeared to be overwhelmingly white male. So, I spoke to Dr Stacy Smith at the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative, who put together a study to confirm that. Moving forward, I decided to make sure my press days were more inclusive. After speaking with you, the film critic Valerie Complex and a few other women of colour, it sounded like across the board they werent getting the same opportunities as others. When I talked to the facilities that werent providing it, they all had different excuses.

And people dont realise how vast the disabled community is. It isnt just white men in wheelchairs. Some of us dont use mobility aids, others use them part-time; some disabilities are visible, others are physical but invisible. I find it so hard to see people in this industry who look like me, so if I have any sort of visibility or notoriety, I can lift somebody else up.
I want to go out of my way to connect the dots. It just took me using the power that Ive been given now as Captain Marvel. [The role] comes with all these privileges and powers that make me feel uncomfortable because I dont really need them.

https://www.marieclaire.co.uk/entertainment/tv-and-film/brie-larson-641750#d1wpLTjXBHQkJDOe.99

Rika_Furude posted...

Remember when people were put on this list because of their own merits and accomplishments and not because they are a woman actor

Nope. It's always celebrities isn't it?
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Darmik posted...

Probably cause of stuff like this

I wouldnt get to know her until 2017, when we started following each other on Twitter. I was feeling insecure about being vulnerable, so when I heard her talking about her own vulnerability, I decided to reach out to her. What would follow were messages about work, life, self-care and cross-stitching. These messages were sporadic in nature. After all, we are both busy people. She is an actor, producer and director; I write about pop culture, disability (I have cerebral palsy), blackness and womanhood. But the consistent, overriding impression I always got was that Brie Larson is a person who cares about the world and the people in it.

I was thrilled when you requested me to interview you. I thought, This is game-changing. Its the biggest opportunity Ive had. Nobody usually wants to take a chance on a disabled journalist. Id love to know what your particular reasons were.
About a year ago, I started paying attention to what my press days looked like and the critics reviewing movies, and noticed it appeared to be overwhelmingly white male. So, I spoke to Dr Stacy Smith at the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative, who put together a study to confirm that. Moving forward, I decided to make sure my press days were more inclusive. After speaking with you, the film critic Valerie Complex and a few other women of colour, it sounded like across the board they werent getting the same opportunities as others. When I talked to the facilities that werent providing it, they all had different excuses.

And people dont realise how vast the disabled community is. It isnt just white men in wheelchairs. Some of us dont use mobility aids, others use them part-time; some disabilities are visible, others are physical but invisible. I find it so hard to see people in this industry who look like me, so if I have any sort of visibility or notoriety, I can lift somebody else up.
I want to go out of my way to connect the dots. It just took me using the power that Ive been given now as Captain Marvel. [The role] comes with all these privileges and powers that make me feel uncomfortable because I dont really need them.

https://www.marieclaire.co.uk/entertainment/tv-and-film/brie-larson-641750#d1wpLTjXBHQkJDOe.99

Rika_Furude posted...

Remember when people were put on this list because of their own merits and accomplishments and not because they are a woman actor

Nope. It's always celebrities isn't it?

Inspiring
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Darmik posted...

Probably cause she has the best butt on the planet.

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