During a passionate speech at an LGBT awards ceremony about the importance of accepting others, Doctor Who The Star’s David Tennant said he hopes Government Minister Kemi Badenoch “no longer exists” because he believes she holds traditional values.
Tennant was recognised at the UK LGBT Awards as a prominent supporter of the so-called transgender “community”, and he said he received the award mainly because his wife “educated” him about empathy and that “pride is very important” in their home, describing it as a “family issue”.
But this deep empathy he claims does not seem to extend to those with different political views. Doctor Who The actor expressed his anger at Badenoch, the Nigerian-British equalities minister who has led efforts to rid schools of far-left gender ideology and protect single-sex spaces such as toilets.
“Honestly, it’s kind of disappointing that acknowledging that everyone has the right to be whoever they want to be and live their life how they want as long as it’s not hurting anyone else should be worthy of a special award or a special prize, but it’s common sense,” Tennant said.
“That’s human decency. We shouldn’t live in a world where it’s worth saying things like that. But until we wake up and Kemi Badenoch is no more, I’m not going to bear her any ill will. I just want her to stay quiet… While we live in this world, I’m honoured to receive this award.” [award].”
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Badenoch fights back Reply She told Tennant: “I will not be silenced. I will not be silenced by men who prioritise the claps from Stonewall over the safety of women and girls.”
“A rich, left-wing white male celebrity is so ideologically blinded that he cannot see perspective on attacking the only black woman in government and publicly calling for an end to my existence. Tennant is one of Labour’s celebrity supporters. This is an early example of what life will be like if Labour wins.”
Badenoch, who is growing in popularity among supporters in the race to succeed Prime Minister Boris Johnson as leader of the Conservative Party in 2022, gained attention in Britain for his fierce criticism of the Marxist Black Lives Matter movement and critical race theory.
For this reason, she has often come under attack from the far-left, many of whom have attempted to paint her as a race traitor despite her conservative beliefs, such as Dr. Shola Moss Shogbamim, a left-wing political commentator, who accused her of “promoting white supremacy” out of “ambition to seize power.”
Speaking about the attacks black conservatives face, Badenoch said in 2021: “It is wrong to denounce those who advocate a different approach as ‘racism deniers’ or ‘race traitors.’ It is even more irresponsible and dangerous to call ethnic minority members of our society racist terms like ‘Uncle Toms,’ ‘coconuts,’ ‘house slaves,’ and ‘house Negroes,’ simply because they dare to think differently.”
“These deplorable tactics are designed to intimidate ethnic minority groups from expressing their legitimate views.”
Kemi Badenoch says leftists call black conservatives ‘house negroes’ https://t.co/kKFMAwF1ow
— Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) April 21, 2021
