Millie Bobby Brown's Homophobia Accusations Are Resurfacing Due to a Misunderstanding

‘Stranger Things’ actress Millie Bobby Brown quits Twitter after homophobic meme goes viral. Get all the details on the drama here.

Online bullying has been a severe issue for decades now, even among other folks we have a tendency to bring to mind as being above all Twitter drama. Several celebrities were pushed off social media channels for brief periods — and even forever — due to harassment, comparable to Saturday Night Live's Leslie Jones and The Last Jedi actress Kelly Marie Tran.

There are too many Twitter trolls to name out on the around the world internet, however a huge number of them seem to completely enjoy accusing Stranger Things actress Millie Bobby Brown of being homophobic. It all started with a meme, which led to her to delete her Twitter account at the time. Now, the accusations are back, and they're worse than ever. 

Millie Bobby Brown's newest homophobia accusations are due to a simple misunderstanding.

Millie's latest homophobia accusations are baseless on account of something taken out of context. The youngster actress used to be it seems that recorded announcing something that sounded just like the "d-slur," which describes lesbian girls in a hateful means. Twitter responded to this instantly, calling her a homophobe, and saying that she was formally 'canceled.'

However, that wasn't the case. Twitter user @levelofthehype, brought to light that Millie was merely combining the names of her co-stars in Stranger Things, Dustin and Mike, to name a non-existent send. We have no idea why this got here up, but it appeared completely innocent. See the whole explanation underneath.

As previously discussed, this wasn't Millie's first time of being baselessly accused of homophobia.

A couple of years again in 2018, a hateful and slanderous meme came to mild that ended with Millie deactivating her Twitter account, according to Vox. The tweets originated in the homosexual community, accusing Millie of being homophobic after a lady tweeted that the actress allegedly attacked her in an airport for wearing a hijab. 

This accusation seemed almost far too ridiculous to be actual, so Twitter started making spinoffs, depicting Millie as a racist homophobe, however the memes had been just as hateful as the unique accusation, even supposing they weren't true. See a few examples under.

Some begun to acknowledge that memes have been harmful and slanderous.

As we mentioned, these memes ended with Millie leaving Twitter for excellent, which is unhappy, if you consider it. At the time, a lot of other folks identified that it did not in reality subject if the meme was once going too a ways, as folks in reality should not be concentrated on a actual particular person — and a child, for that topic — in the first position. 

Scroll down to see these enlightened Twitter folk had to say about how the meme was actually simply a heightened type of cyberbullying. We do not want to take sides, but they definitely had a point.

Things on the net can get significantly out of keep an eye on, and needless to say, Millie Bobby Brown hasn't deserved any of those hateful accusations. While we would like shall we formally extend an apology to Millie on behalf of all adults on Twitter, we're just going to give you all a easy reminder that there are other folks sitting behind their Twitter accounts, and most significantly, that phrases harm.

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