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In addition to enjoying huge popularity on Netflix, ranking number one among the most watched in Spain after breaking records to become the best ever premiere for a series on the platform, 'Dahmer â Monster: The story of Jeffrey Dahmer' is to be surrounded by various polemics and controversies since its launch â nothing new in these times.
Labels and representations
A few days ago, we told you how Rita Isbell, the sister of one of the Milwaukee Cannibal victims, sued Ryan Murphy's production with Evan Peters, naming her as a creation born of âpure indulgenceâ that he only manages to re-traumatize those who have experienced the crimes he recounts up close.
But that's not all, since we learned today that The Big N has decided to drop the LGTBQ label from 'Monster'which accompanied the "disturbing" and "sinister" dossier of the miniseries due to the sexual orientation of its protagonist, after complaints by members of the group on social networks such as TikTok or Twitter.
Hey hi @netflix, I IMPLORE you please reconsider having Dahmer with the LGBTQ tag, especially as one of his tags right when you open the app đ pic.twitter.com/sxVhVTlPwG
â Pantastically (@Sinuzaki) September 22, 2022
Among them, it was possible to see and read messages from dissatisfied subscribers such as âThis is not the representation we are looking forâ That is " Netflix, please reconsider having Dahmer tagged LGBTQ, especially since it's one of the tags that pops up as soon as you open the app. ». For now, the company has not officially responded beyond removal from the category.
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