内容摘要：Su vida dio un giro cuando se unió a Mulato Teatro, una compañía que agrupa a intérpretes afrodescendientes que intentan abrirse espacios a pesar del racismo

Su vida dio un giro cuando se unió a Mulato Teatro, una compañía que agrupa a intérpretes afrodescendientes que intentan abrirse espacios a pesar del racismo

Francis stressed he would not reject politicians who support abortion rights and Biden received Communion during a visit to Rome in 2021.San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone, who

in the archdiocese, described Leo as a “bridge builder.”“He will be a good force for unity in the church,” Cordileone told KPIX-TV in San Francisco. “Even with differences of opinion and different ideas of strategy and so forth, we can have unity in the church.”U.S. Rep. Chris Smith, a New Jersey Republican and outspoken abortion opponent, took heart from a homily delivered early this year by Leo when he was Cardinal Robert Prevost. The passage cited by Smith: “God’s mercy calls us to protect every life, especially those society overlooks — the child yet to be born and the elderly nearing their journey’s end — because each bears Christ’s face.”

Smith depicted this remark as “underscoring the protection of the right to life as first among the many humanitarian responsibilities of the Church.”The interim president of Catholics for Choice, which supports abortion rights, acknowledged that Leo opposes abortion and said the group would send him letters from Catholics who disagree with that stance.

“We are praying that he will be a pope guided by a commitment to peace, justice, and inclusion,” said Chris Wimbush. “The future of our church depends on greater inclusion and nuance on reproductive health decisions like abortion, contraception and IVF.”

Francis, during his papacy, took major strides to give women more senior leadership positions in the church. But he upheld the ban on female priests and tamped down hopes that women could be ordained as deacons.Daniel Dae Kim, Ryan Eggold and Shannon Tyo during a performance of “Yellow Face.” (Joan Marcus/Polk & Co. via AP)

This groundbreaking nomination seems like the perfect karmic reward for Kim, who has spent years advocating for greater Asian representation. At the pandemic’s height, the Korean American actor was a constant media presence speaking out against anti-Asian hate. He also jump-startedHe woke up to the news of his nomination after people were able to get around his phone’s “do not disturb” mode. His competition includes George Clooney and Cole Escola.

“It’d be a huge surprise if I won, but I will say that even getting the nomination is a win especially when you put it in the context of our community and what this means for Asian Americans,” said Kim, whose previous Broadway credits includeHe admits it’s surprising and “a little sad” that no other Asian actor has been in this category. There’s still never been an Asian nominee for best lead actress in a play.