Following her depictions and the story in Edo’s newest Netflix sequence, some individuals have the impression that ‘Shanty City’ co-producer is a feminist.
However, in a dialog on the podcast ‘Tea With Tay,’ the actress clarified these notions.
In accordance with Edo, she thinks that equality between the sexes is important and that girls’s rights needs to be upheld.
In her phrases, “I am not a feminist, being a feminist means various things to completely different individuals, I like to guard ladies’s rights and I really feel the necessity for equality.”
In her phrases, she however, was raised in a manner that valued males.
She added, “However I am additionally very structured and I’m raised in a sure manner, I’m raised to respect males, I’m raised to worth males. I wish to be a lady however I additionally need to have the ability to be a queen, you generally is a king, and I’m a queen; I’m simply comfy in being a queen.”
The film ‘Shanty City’ remains to be streaming on Netflix.
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