Lisa Ray turned writer along with her memoir Close To The Bone. However, the actress was enraged on Friday when she noticed a racy symbol used in an editorial in a newspaper. In an editorial about her memoir, a Kolkata-based newspaper used a racy picture of Lisa.
Posting a snippet of the item, Lisa wrote on Instagram, “Does any individual else see the irony in the use of THIS symbol - instead of an writer symbol supplied via my writer - for an editorial about my memoir @CloseToTheBone_ the place I talk about suffering as a ladies with overcoming sexist stereotypes? Just landed in #Kolkata and I must say I’m upset With #TheTelegraph except I’m missing the punchline? I’ve written extensive in this means of casual sexism all through the 90s in India in @closetothebone.ebook but it kind of feels it nonetheless persists. We NEED to modify the narrative. What say?”
In the item, in the beginning printed via information company PTI, Lisa spoke about being known as a “intercourse image”. She had stated, “I hate to be labelled and put into containers but I needed to take care of it since a young age as a result of I was a intercourse image on the age of 16. It was completely unanticipated. To unexpectedly turn out to be this figure for a complete nation and on top of that, to appear much older, that has haunted me my complete existence up until now.”
“So, I selected to look at the purple carpet even if I was 41-pound overweight because of the steroid use for my most cancers treatment...That was a breaking second for me to speak about something this is deeply personal,” she stated.
Posting a snippet of the item, Lisa wrote on Instagram, “Does any individual else see the irony in the use of THIS symbol - instead of an writer symbol supplied via my writer - for an editorial about my memoir @CloseToTheBone_ the place I talk about suffering as a ladies with overcoming sexist stereotypes? Just landed in #Kolkata and I must say I’m upset With #TheTelegraph except I’m missing the punchline? I’ve written extensive in this means of casual sexism all through the 90s in India in @closetothebone.ebook but it kind of feels it nonetheless persists. We NEED to modify the narrative. What say?”
View this put up on InstagramDoes any individual else see the irony in the use of THIS symbol - instead of an writer symbol supplied via my writer - for an editorial about my memoir @CloseToTheBone_ the place I talk about suffering as a ladies with overcoming sexist stereotypes? Just landed in #Kolkata and I must say I’m upset With #TheTelegraph except I’m missing the punchline? I’ve written extensive in this means of casual sexism all through the 90s in India in @closetothebone.ebook but it kind of feels it nonetheless persists. We NEED to modify the narrative. What say?
In the item, in the beginning printed via information company PTI, Lisa spoke about being known as a “intercourse image”. She had stated, “I hate to be labelled and put into containers but I needed to take care of it since a young age as a result of I was a intercourse image on the age of 16. It was completely unanticipated. To unexpectedly turn out to be this figure for a complete nation and on top of that, to appear much older, that has haunted me my complete existence up until now.”
“So, I selected to look at the purple carpet even if I was 41-pound overweight because of the steroid use for my most cancers treatment...That was a breaking second for me to speak about something this is deeply personal,” she stated.
Lisa calls out newspaper's ‘casual sexism’
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