When Amy said "It's just her gender performativity, it's not her sexual orientation" when Amy talked about the appearance of a person she liked in the eighth minute, I knew it would be a movie I like very much.
Today, when I was writing a paper in the library, I found an article on GLAAD that said that the film has become very popular recently, presenting a “comprehensive” and “self-nature” display of queer people that should be present. It means to no longer deliberately express the pain, but to normalize the image and life of the queer in the movie story. At this time last year, Love Simon was also such a film, a simple youth film.
Introduce two words "Homonormality" and "LGBTQ+ inclusion". Although I don’t know how to translate these two words concisely and concisely, the former is obviously homosexuality+normality. Last year I used homosexuality normalization to express this word. But this year I think it is more appropriate to change to "paradigmization/normalization". This kind of portrayal of queer in film and television works and the media has become more routine, in line with popular life. The second word LGBTQ+ inclusion, for me, is the inclusion and inclusion in everyday society.
Finally, I guess that hope is transitioning from queer hurt literature to a period of homonormality on-screen expression like "High Talents" (the hurt literature is still very important)
[2019/06/12 update] Amy came out when he was in high school, and his family, friends, classmates and teachers did not have any particular reaction to this. When the movie shows that she likes girls, it is very natural, and it does not deliberately pave the way or create anything. This is the ordinary queer life.
In addition, I saw another comment mentioning that in high school Molly was in the toilet and three students found out that the toilet was shared. Indeed, many places are now equipped with unisex toilets, unisex toilets, or toilets for all genders or regardless of gender. The main possibility is that gender is no longer a decisive factor, and groups of people are no longer divided and grouped together.
Paste the original GLAAD read at the time: https://www.glaad.org/blog/glaad-instagram-team-create-madonna-inspired-activation-booth-30th-annual-glaad-media-awards
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