What does Pedro Pascal’s “Protect the Dolls” T-shirt

Pedro Pascal is not afraid to express his support for the Trans community. THE Fantastic Four The actor was released on the red carpet for the first British of Marvel’s Thunderbolts * Wearing a t-shirt that said “protect the dolls”, which is an affectionate term for transgender women in the LGBTQ +community.

The t-shirt was manufactured by American designer Conner Ives, who recently declared to New York Times that the shirt was inspired by recent attacks against the Transgender Community in the United States by the current administration.

“It was very responsive. I knew I wanted to say something, given what we have observed in recent months with the American government and the current political regime,” he told the publication. “But we are in very difficult times at the moment – the world is changing before our eyes and there was an impotence that came with it. The girls who walk my program are trans and I have so many friends who are trans women in the United States. He has reached a point where I couldn’t really withdraw.”

Most of the profits from the shirt will be donated to the non -profit community group and the crisis hotline, Trans Lifeline.

The last of us The actor showed his support for the transgender community for years after his sister, Lux Pascal, was released in February 2021. Earlier in the day, he called JK Rowling for his pursuit of anti-trans rhetoric Harry Potter Related, he wrote: “The disgusting s *** is exactly right. Behavior of odious losers.”

Pascal is not the only celebrity to have worn the shirt recently. He joined the tastes of Troye Sivan, who sported the summit during his surprise appearance in the set of Charli XCX in Coachella and, more recently, Addison Rae, who shared a video of her carrying the T-shirt in a tiktok showing her coachla.

His most recent choice of fashion saw the support of social media users who congratulated him for making this daring statement. Her colleague Marvel Castmate, Florence Pugh, showed her love for her red carpet look during an interview with MTV UK.

“Have you seen what he was wearing?” Pugh asked the interviewer when she raised Pascal during their conversation. “This incredible top! I needed one! I loved, loved, I loved it!”