The Bold Type Star Aisha Dee Calls for More Diversity Behind the Scenes
The actress also critiqued her character's romantic storyline in season 4, which airs its final episode tonight. In recent episodes, Kat has gotten romantically involved with a conservative woman named Ava, whose father supported a gay conversion camp. “The decision to have Kat enter into a relationship with a privileged conservative woman felt confusing and out of character,” Dee wrote.
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'The Bold Type' Star Aisha Dee Calls For More Diversity Behind the Scenes: 'I'm Critical Because I Care'Dee also called a recent storyline depicting Kat's romance with a conservative woman 'confusing and out of character.'
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'The Bold Type' Star Aisha Dee Calls For More Diversity Behind the Scenes: 'I'm Critical Because I Care'Dee also called a recent storyline depicting Kat's romance with a conservative woman 'confusing and out of character.'
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'The Bold Type' Star Aisha Dee Calls For More Diversity Behind the Scenes: 'I'm Critical Because I Care'Dee also called a recent storyline depicting Kat's romance with a conservative woman 'confusing and out of character.'
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'The Bold Type' Star Aisha Dee Calls For More Diversity Behind the Scenes: 'I'm Critical Because I Care'Dee also called a recent storyline depicting Kat's romance with a conservative woman 'confusing and out of character.'
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The Bold Type Underestimates Its Sole Black LeadThursday night marked the Season 4 finale of The Bold Type, and if viewers are lucky, an end to one of the most unnecessary and ill-advised character arcs of 2020. As dreary as the scripted landscape arena has been, The Bold Type, a Freeform show that follows three New Yorkers navigating fashion and media—starring Katie Stevens, Meghann Fahy, and Aisha Dee—has been particularly frustrating in its treatment of Dee, who plays Kat Edison, the show’s sole Black female protagonist.\n
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