Stephanie Beatriz

Queery with Cameron Esposito

Cameron Esposito

Society & Culture

4.8 • 3.4K Ratings

🗓️ 28 August 2017

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

Cameron sits down with actor Stephanie Beatriz to discuss being too hard on yourself, bi erasure, and experience with eating disorders.

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0:00.0	This is a show about individual experience and personal identity.
0:07.3	There may be times when folks use identifying words or phrases that don't feel right to
0:10.3	you.
0:11.3	That's part of what we're exploring here.
0:13.1	Please listen with an open heart, and as always, I welcome your polite, engaged feedback,
0:16.5	and I encourage you to continue the conversation in your life and with your community.
0:21.5	Welcome to Query.
0:23.0	Hey Query, Rose Cameron here.
0:30.4	Today on the show we have a great conversation with Stephanie Beatriz.
0:34.5	You know her as an actor from Brooklyn 9.9, Man, she's total delight, and a really good
0:39.2	follow on Twitter.
0:40.6	I also just want to take a moment right now and speak directly to my transgender friends
0:47.0	who are listening.
0:49.8	A military ban that is being put into place right now by our president is disgusting,
0:56.3	wrong, and gross.
0:58.3	I just want you to know that you're not alone, that you're my family, and that I will
1:03.7	keep fighting for you and for all of us to have the rights that we deserve.
1:12.7	Mainly the right to be treated as if we are normal people who can make our own decisions
1:17.2	about our own bodies, about who we love, about how we spend our time.
1:21.5	Please enjoy the episode.
1:25.3	So, are you feeling?
1:45.4	I'm ready.
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