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当 Laverne Cox 因在 Netflix 的“Orange Is the New Black”中饰演 Sophia Burset 而声名鹊起时，她也在 2014 年创造了历史，成为第一位获得黄金时段艾美奖提名的公开变性人。从那时起，她的成就清单使她成为好莱坞最知名的跨性别者之一。现在，考克斯继续使用该平台放大其他跨性别声音，作为“披露”的执行制片人，导演山姆·费德 (Sam Feder) 的 Netflix 纪录片，关于电影和电视中跨性别代表的历史，于 6 月 19 日发布。
不仅医生的整个演员阵容都是跨性别者，费德甚至实施了一项计划，规定任何被雇用的非跨性别工作人员都必须同意培训一名跨性别者，以使其在业务中取得成功。“这样做的想法是培养能够在幕后从事行业工作的多元化跨性别人才，”考克斯在今天的 Variety 和 iHeart 播客“The Big Ticket”一集中说道。
这是她希望为未来项目带来的模型。“我认为我们可以从一个行业开始思考，'我们如何引进来自不同背景和经验的人？'”她说。“给他们培训。为他们提供他们需要的东西，不仅是成为演员，还包括导演、导演、灯光设计师以及电影业中发生的所有事情。这会有所作为。”
就在针对乔治·弗洛伊德（George Floyd）之死的“黑人的命也是命”抗议活动在美国蔓延几天后，《综艺》在洛杉矶的家中赶上了考克斯。
你现在如何应对？
我一个人住。我单身; 我没有室友。我一个人被隔离了。四到五周前，我意识到这一定是一个属灵的机会。这必须是我进入内心的时刻，真正深化我的冥想练习，深化我的自我保健练习。我正在放慢自己的速度。说不真的很重要，确保我不会压倒自己，知道我的界限是什么。即使现在有人呼吁采取行动，而且我正在尽我所能采取行动，但如果我情绪低落，我将无法为任何人服务。你不能从空杯子里倒。我必须尽我所能来填满我的杯子。它以一种更新的方式教给我界限，因为它现在是如此微妙。我必须优先考虑没事，因为我可能会开始哭泣。
似乎跨性别者的死亡，尤其是有色跨性别女性的死亡，比过去更受关注。
如果我们无法将 Iyanna Dior 被 30 多名男人和女人殴打——感谢上帝，她活了下来——在乔治·弗洛伊德被谋杀的同一个城市，如果我们看不到 Iyanna Dior 的黑人生活与黑人之间的联系乔治·弗洛伊德的生活，我不知道该对我们说什么。我不知道它是否得到了更多的关注，但它仍然需要得到更多的关注。
我们已经看到好莱坞的许多媒体公司和工作室发表声明说想要做得更好，必须做得更好。只是口头上的服务吗？
我会说是也不是。我认为已经取得了进展。当我在周日收听“不安全”并且 Issa Rae 正在运行她自己的节目时，当我收听“Queen Sugar”或上班时 - 在冠状病毒袭击之前，我正在制作 Shonda Rhimes 的“发明安娜”，她Netflix 的第一场演出，我刚刚和 Justin Simien 一起做了 [“Bad Hair”]——当我想到那些人，我想到在 Netflix 上首映的“Disclosure”时，我认为在文化上已经取得了一些进步。我确实感到鼓舞的是，我们的社区，娱乐业，真的，真的很努力。我看到了在镜头前后使媒体多样化的切实努力。我看到了尝试变得更好的愿望。我确实看到了。我从我的立场上看到了这一点。但我很荣幸。我认为有资格证明这一点总是很重要的，因为其他人会说不同的话。我有一些也是跨性别的女朋友，她们觉得她们还在努力尝试着进门。
你有希望吗？
我是。Cornel West 上周在 CNN 上与 Anderson Cooper 一起表示，如果人们在看到我们在明尼阿波利斯看到的情况后没有出现在街头骚乱和起义，那就是问题所在。至少人们一直在说，“没有了！” 我们如何保持这种能量？我们如何继续它？我们如何将这种能量保持到 11 月及以后？我们如何追究民主党的责任？我们如何追究他们的责任，因为他们和共和党人一样公司化和腐败；不像共和党人那么腐败……但民主党需要团结起来。我们必须改变。
那么，你什么时候竞选公职？
姑娘，你能想象吗？
我可以。
你能想象当我竞选公职时他们播放我华丽的房间视频而我穿着比基尼跳舞吗？
本次采访经过编辑和浓缩。在上面完整地听到它。你也可以在iHeart电台或任何你喜欢的播客收听《大票》。
When Laverne Cox shot to fame for her work as Sophia Burset on Netflix’s “Orange Is the New Black,” she also made history in 2014 by becoming the first openly transgender person to be nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award. Since then, her list of accomplishments has made her one of the most recognizable trans people in Hollywood. Now, Cox continues to use that platform to amplify other trans voices as an executive producer on “Disclosure,” director Sam Feder’s Netflix documentary about the history of trans representation in film and television, releasing on June 19.
Not only is the entire cast of the doc transgender, but Feder even implemented a program stipulating that any non-trans crew member who was hired had to agree to train a trans person trying to make it in the business. “The idea of that is about cultivating diverse, trans talent that can work in the industry behind the scenes,” Cox says on today's episode of the Variety and iHeart podcast "The Big Ticket."
It’s a model she hopes to bring to future projects. “I think we can begin as an industry to think about, 'How do we bring in people from different backgrounds and experiences?'” she says. “Give them the training. Give them what they need not just to be actors, but directors and grips and lighting designers and all the things that happen in the film industry. It makes a difference.”
Variety caught up with Cox at home in Los Angeles just days after Black Lives Matter protests spread across the U.S. in response to the death of George Floyd.
How are you coping right now?
I live alone. I’m single; I don’t have a housemate. I’ve been quarantined alone. I realized four to five weeks ago this has to be a spiritual opportunity. This has to be a moment for me to go inside, to really deepen my meditative practice, deepen my self-care practices. I’m slowing myself down. It’s really important to say no, making sure I don’t overwhelm myself, knowing what my boundaries are. Even though there is a call to action right now and I’m trying to take action the way that I can, I am not going to be able to be of service to anyone if I’m emotionally depleted. You can’t pour from an empty cup. I have to do everything I can to fill up my cup. It’s teaching me boundaries in an even newer way because it’s so delicate right now. I have to prioritize being okay because I could start crying. It’s just so much with George Floyd’s murder and Iyanna Dior, the black trans woman who was beaten in Minneapolis, also on camera.
It seems like the deaths of trans people, particularly trans women of color, is getting more attention than it has in the past.
If we can’t connect Iyanna Dior being beaten by 30-plus men and women — thank God, she survived — in the same city where George Floyd was murdered, if we cannot see the connection between the Black life of Iyanna Dior and the Black life of George Floyd, I don’t know what to say to us. I don’t know if it’s getting more attention, but it still needs to get even more attention.
We’ve seen a lot of media companies and studios in Hollywood issue statements about wanting to do better, having to do better. Is it just lip service?
I’d say yes and no. I think there’s been progress. When I tune in to “Insecure” on Sunday and Issa Rae is running her own show, when I tune in to “Queen Sugar” or go to work — before this coronavirus hit I was working on Shonda Rhimes’ “Inventing Anna,” her first show for Netflix, and I just did [“Bad Hair”] with Justin Simien — when I think about those people and I think about “Disclosure” premiering on Netflix, I think that there has been some progress culturally. What I do feel heartened by is that our community, the entertainment industry, is really, really trying. I see tangible efforts to diversify media in front of and behind the camera. I see a desire to try and get better. I do see that. I see that from my position. But I’m very privileged. I think it’s always important to qualify that, because other people are going to say different things. I have girlfriends who are also trans who feel like they’re still trying to get their foot in the door.
Are you hopeful?
I am. Cornel West said on CNN last week with Anderson Cooper that if people were not out in the streets rioting and uprising after seeing what we saw in Minneapolis, that would be the problem. At least people have been like, ‘No more!’ How do we keep that energy? How do we continue it? How do we keep that energy into November and beyond? How do we hold the Democratic Party accountable? How do we hold them accountable, because they’re just as corporate and just as corrupt as Republicans; not as corrupt as Republicans … but the Democratic Party needs to get their s--- together. We have to change.
So, when are you running for office?
Girl, can you imagine?
Yes, I can.
Can you imagine them playing my glam room videos and me dancing around in a bikini when I run for office?
This interview has been edited and condensed. Hear it in its entirety above. You can also listen to "The Big Ticket" at iHeart Radio or wherever you find your favorite podcasts.
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