Billy Porter criticizes Harry Styles' Vogue cover for lack of representation, calls out Anna Wintour and fashion industry gatekeepers

Porter expressed frustration that Styles, a white straight man, was chosen for Vogue's gender fluid fashion cover instead of a representative of his community.
Porter said he missed an opportunity to advocate for more diverse voices in his conversation with Vogue's editor-in-chief Anna Wintour.
Porter believes Styles is benefiting from his community's work in defying gender norms without having to sacrifice anything.
While Porter says his issue is not with Styles personally, he feels Styles was chosen because he is "white and cute."
Porter wants Vogue to use its power to uplift marginalized voices leading the de-gendering fashion movement.