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The Euphoria Effect: An Exclusive Look into Hunter Schafer's Representational and Spellbinding Performance in Euphoria

Hunter Schafer in a promotional advertisement for Euphoria . Recent in Representation If you have yet to hear about the HBO Max series, Euphoria , let us formerly introduce you to one of its leading supernovas. Though, she most certainly needs no introduction from us, Hunter Schafer is taking the world by storm and she is doing it from both in front of  and behind the the scenes of a show that has captured the minds of millions. In this exclusive post, we are diving deep into our exploration of one of the more recent stars to fall from the sky and land into the media spotlight. Hunter Schafer is an actress, model, and LGBTQ+ rights activist who identifies as transgender. Her breakout role in  Euphoria has earned her critical acclaim for her portrayal of Jules Vaughn, a high school student navigating the ups and downs that come with growing up and figuring out life. While the series is full of hidden gems and is layered with themes ranging from sexuality to identity, Euphoria does a bri

Welcome to the LGBTQ+ Media Lens!

 Hello and welcome to the blog! Here at the LGBTQ+ Media Lens , there is much representation to be found! With many sources of entertainment, come many opportunities to explore the world around us. And within these opportunities, we have access to multiple forms of artistic expression. Whether it is through film, music, or written form, art is all around us. However, not all artists in the media get a proper platform, especially LGBTQ+ artists. As we explore the world of media together, it is my hope that with every blogpost made, it will provide us with a chance to represent the artists who seldom get the recognition that they deserve. From new or up-and-coming artists, to creators who have been working for their whole life, this blog will highlight those who are paving a way for the LGBTQ+ community and are changing the way that representation in the media is being made.  I would also like to encourage you to reach out with any questions, comments or curiosities that you have. Is the