Lady Gaga Condemns Transphobic Hate in Defense of Dylan Mulvaney

The pop star emphasizes the need for societal progress in accepting transgender individuals, highlighting the backlash as 'hatred' and 'violence'.

Lady Gaga and Dylan Mulvaney face intense online hate following their International Women's Day post, sparking a widespread discussion on transphobia.
Gaga criticizes the media's use of the term 'backlash', arguing that the negative response constitutes 'hatred' and 'violence' against the transgender community.
The pop star calls for unity and acceptance, urging society to cherish and uphold transgender lives amidst ongoing intolerance and discrimination.
Gaga's defense of Mulvaney and the trans community underscores the importance of recognizing and combating transphobic hate.
The controversy highlights the challenges faced by transgender individuals in gaining acceptance and the role of allies in advocating for equality.