Tyler James Williams, known for his role as Gregory Eddie on the ABC comedy “Abbott Elementary”, recently addressed speculation about his sexuality on Instagram. In an article for the Los Angeles Times, LZ Granderson praises Williams for his response and sees it as a positive reflection of society’s evolving attitudes towards masculinity. Williams emphasized that trying to label or find hidden traits in others is dangerous, and that both straight and gay individuals can have diverse appearances and behaviors.
Granderson, a gay man himself, admits that he once felt uncomfortable around flamboyant gay men because he wanted to be seen as a “regular dude”. However, he now acknowledges the unhealthy nature of these beliefs. He commends Williams for challenging traditional masculine archetypes, which Granderson believes can harm men of all sexual orientations. He also criticizes the alpha male lifestyle promoted by GOP Sen. Josh Hawley, suggesting that it perpetuates homophobia disguised as masculinity. Granderson concludes by highlighting Williams’ support for his two brothers when they came out.
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