Transgender actress Karla Sofía Gascón reflected on her own mental health struggles after controversial tweets resurfaced during the peak of awards season. Gascón, the first openly trans actor ...

However, her awards show campaign took a nosedive after past negative tweets she made about Muslims, George Floyd and diversity at the 2021 Academy Awards resurfaced in late January.

In January, Gascón apologized after her old X posts on Muslims, George Floyd and more topics resurfaced. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. In one resurfaced post from 2020 ...

commentary on George Floyd and critical statements about diversity at the Oscars. After performing media interviews without consulting “Emilia Pérez” distributor Netflix or the awards ...

Other posts surfaced of Gascón allegedly making negative comments about George Floyd and the racial identity of past Oscar winners. TODAY.com has not independently verified the now-deleted X ...

which included offensive remarks on subjects ranging from Muslims to George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter movement. With her Oscar nomination for her starring role in Jacques Audiard’s ...

The offending posts ranged in subject from Gascón's view on the Muslim population in Spain, the series of 2020 U.S. demonstrations responding to George Floyd's murder at the hands of police and ...

Gascón was once an awards season favorite, but her campaign took a nosedive after past negative tweets she made about Muslims, George Floyd and diversity at the 2021 Academy Awards resurfaced ...

Gascón also criticized Muslim culture and George Floyd in her since-deleted 2020 tweets, which led to Netflix and her “Emilia Pérez” director Jacques Audiard speaking out against her ...

The star-studded event came just weeks after several of Gascón’s past social media posts resurfaced, in which she criticized Muslim culture and George ... by Karla Sofía Gascon’s publicist ...

George Floyd and diversity at the Academy Awards. The "Emilia Pérez" star, nominated for best actress at this year's awards, issued an apology for her old social media posts after they went viral ...

They included hateful messages about Muslims, diversity at the Oscars and the death of George Floyd. “Emilia Pérez” received 13 Oscar nominations, including best picture and best director.