BBC Defends Editing Out Pro-Trans Slogan on Strictly Come Dancing
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Strictly Come Dancing viewers criticized the BBC for editing out a pro-trans slogan on a contestant's T-shirt. Bethany Antonia, an out lesbian actor from 'House of the Dragon', wore a T-shirt with the words 'Protect The Dolls' during rehearsals. The BBC defended the move, stating it's standard practice to remove overt branding or slogans from its shows.
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