Sara Ramírez is speaking out against a profile featuring them. The non-binary star of appeared in a piece for in June, but Ramírez chose to offer their thoughts on Tuesday, months later, in a heated Instagram post. «Been thinking long and hard about how to respond to The Hack Job's article, 'written' by a white gen z non-binary person who asked me serious questions but expected a comedic response I guess (?),» Ramírez began. «Here's the good news: I have a dry sense of humor and a voice.
And I am not afraid to use either.» Ramírez went on to distance themselves from their widely discussed character, Ché Diaz, a non-binary comic who was previously a love interest for Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon). «I am not the fictional characters I have played, nor am I responsible for the things that are written for them to say,» Ramírez wrote.
The Max star also referenced show runner Michael Patrick King, writing, «When a cis man is in charge and has ultimate control of dialogue actors say, and you have a valid problem with it, perhaps you should be interviewing him.»A post shared by Sara Ramirez (@therealsararamirez)The interviewer in question is Brock Colyar, who reposted Ramírez's post on their Instagram Story without comment.
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