Lasizwe came under fire for his post “if Sis Bhuti was a person” video of him apologizing
Lasizwe starting late experienced cruel analysis for his post which was respected threatening and deriding against gay people.
As a gay individual himself, Lasizwe in a little while comprehended his defect and rectified it with an announcement of disappointment.
He posted a picture with him in a weave not very far in the past where he captioned it “If Sis’ Bhuti was a person.”
He had since deleted the post and shared a video of him saying ‘sorry’ with the words “I am lamented” as the engraving.
“Right when I was posting that image I was making a joke, you know, like I for the most part do. However, I have disturbed a couple of individuals with that post and I got two or three calls about that post from especially my coaches, people that are more settled than me, who reached let me understand that what I did was really not cool.
Such terms were used to make people feel little, they were on a very basic level hostile terms. I have been called ‘uSis Bhuti’ my whole life and till this day I in spite of everything get called ‘uSis Bhuti’,” he said.
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He explained the reason behind his utilization of that term and said it was to expel the power from people who use that term to decry others. He calculates that people who hone that term and expel that power from threats, they are going to give them (dangers) an intense time and they have to look for something else to put down you by.
“I was not being harmful or endeavoring to search for thought or anything like that. If it gave off an impression of being that, by then I am very lamented. I’d all joking aside. I esteem and worth all of you that supports me. I’m lamented and I love you parents,” he wrapped up his video.
I am sorry pic.twitter.com/GgLWchcSTH
— Lasizwe (@lasizwe) June 12, 2020
He got a lot of flack for his picture and here are a segment of the comments:
No, kiddo. This is not it hey!
Your caption is distasteful stokes problematic issues. You are smart, you know this.
When you use such words you encourage the same from your impressionable followers!
Next they’ll be using those words to hurt gays who don’t have your privilege https://t.co/xpMm9PjaZk
— Phil Mphela (@PhilMphela) June 11, 2020
No, kiddo. This is not it hey!
Your caption is distasteful stokes problematic issues. You are smart, you know this.
When you use such words you encourage the same from your impressionable followers!
Next they’ll be using those words to hurt gays who don’t have your privilege https://t.co/xpMm9PjaZk
— Phil Mphela (@PhilMphela) June 11, 2020
I am sorry pic.twitter.com/GgLWchcSTH
— Lasizwe (@lasizwe) June 12, 2020
For sure, even Samkelo Ndlovu got smoke when she said his caption “was not all that significant.”
Lasizwe’s apology wasn’t meant for me. Ngaz’faka mina speaking from a place of privilege as someone who’s never been called “sis bhuti” before. IT IS that deep if it’s a trigger to someone.
Ng’phaphile
I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to diminish anyone’s experience with that word✌🏾🌈❤️— Samú (@SamkeloNdlovu) June 13, 2020
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