Eda Ece, who played the leading role in the Forbidden Apple series, is one of the most spoken actresses of the last period with the Yıldız character she portrays. Eda Ece is a player that attracts attention not only with her acting on the screen but also with her different approaches on social media.
First of all, the beautiful actress has a feature that follows and reacts to the agenda. Eda Ece, who frequently expresses her current issues on social media and expresses her stance clearly, also shows her courage with this feature.
Eda Ece occasionally shares her ideas and feelings with her fans as long articles. The famous actress, who thinks and questions the world she lives in, also reacts greatly to racism in the United States.
Eda Ece, who announced this situation from her social media account long before many famous names and made her stance clear, became an example for celebrities in this regard.
Many famous names have taken attitude to the racism protests that took place in the USA via Twitter or Instagram accounts. However, Eda Ece was one of the first to display this attitude exactly 1 week ago.
In Minneapolis city, the killing of a black man named George Floyd raised the country up. Eda Ece reacted to this situation with the following message.
“Racism, one of the most unscrupulous, most clever, most disgraceful, biggest shame in this world, I can’t share the event video, I can’t stand seeing, those who follow the agenda know …”
She, who could not bear the video, did not want to publish it from her account. Many famous actors reacted too late to this event, where Eda Ece reacted last week.
This situation is enough to reveal that Eda Ece is not just an ordinary player, but has the courage that is sensitive to social issues and does not hesitate to display social stance.
Irkçılık, bu dünyadaki en vicdansız, en zekasız, en yüz kızartıcı, en büyük ayıplardan biri olay videosunu paylaşamıyorum görmeye dayanamıyorum, gündemi takip edenler bilir @MinneapolisPD #racism #Shameonyou #BlackLivesMatter #angry #RIPGeorgeFloyd #JusticeForGeorgeFloyd
— Eda Ece (@edaeceu) May 27, 2020