Robert Adam was described as “Femme Non Binary”, Canadian country singer Robert Adam went to Nashville, Tennessee, to record his last album, but quotes the triumphant return or President Donald Trump to White Houson who will not have time.
Calgary -based interpreter says that he contemplated the decision not to return for several months, claiming that he fits negative experiences as a “queer person” who visited the United States, the importance of that market for emerging musicians was weighed.
Robert Adam, one of the 3 finalists, performs the final of the 2024 competition in the best of countries in Cook Cooky Saloon as part of the country music week of the Country Music Association of 2024 in Edmonton. (Ron Palmer/Soup images/lightrocket through Getty Images)
Adam told the Canadian press in a telephone interview that made the right decision not to go in the United States, it would be too stressful.
(I am) quite non -binary presentation, quite femme … it is difficult not to see that I am a child or excel.
I do not want to spend my stressed life if I feel that I have to … mitigate my image, or what I have to say, just to exist and touch a program.
In January, the Trump administration declared that states will only recognize two sexes, men and women, and government documents must reflect the assigned at birth, as Breitbart News reported.
Trump’s statement followed years of the Biden Administration, not only the promotion aroused gender ideology and transgender problems in society, but children specifically, even supporting sex change and drug change procedures for minors and criticizing those who stopped against mutilation.
Adam told the possibility of personal questions about gender or being arrested on the border of the United States far exceeds the rise.
After several Canadian dates, Adam now plans to go to the United Kingdom and Japan, where he feels that his brand of country music queer will be warmer.
“It is important for me to go to spaces where I can do those things freely and … inspire the ethers to do the same,” he added.
