http://goo.gl/2sYRTB
以下簡單翻譯:
梅利史翠普在昨晚金球獎抨擊川普時提到，好萊屋是充滿包容跟多元人種的地方，
這裡很多外國人跟外來移民，如果川普把他門趕走，美國只剩下美式足球跟格鬥藝術
(Martial Art)之類的格鬥競賽內容，這些運動根本不配叫做"ART"(藝術)。
今天MMA格鬥推廣中心代表馬上回擊梅姨:梅姨就是假掰(hypocrisy) 並告訴梅姨
UFC,MMA 吸引各國好手較量不只男選手也有優秀女選手，絕對比你好萊屋更尊敬
各個族群。
另外有MMA支持者在推特上指出:"當你在罵人歧視時候，你卻歧視其他族群或是說人家
武術格鬥不配是一種藝術?"
也有人反諷:"所以我門不支持梅姐左派意見 我門就是壞人?"
以下完整原文:
The mixed martial arts community went on the defensive on Sunday night after
actress Meryl Streep took a jab at the sport.
Streep, who received the prestigious Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime
achievement during the 2017 Golden Globes, used her acceptance speech to levy
heavy criticism at President-elect Donald Trump. While admonishing Trump’s
attitude toward immigrants, Streep implied that mixed martial arts
organizations are not inclusive of people born outside the United States.
“Hollywood is crawling with outsiders and foreigners,” Streep said. “If we
kick them all out, you’ll have nothing to watch but football and mixed
martial arts, which are not the arts.”
Proponents of mixed martial arts accused Streep of hypocrisy, given the
subject matter of her speech, which called on Americans to rise above
intolerance. Critics cited the diversity of Ultimate Fighting Championship’s
titleholders – several of whom, including featherweight champion Jose Aldo,
lightweight champion Conor McGregor and women’s bantamweight champion Amanda
Nunes, have roots outside the country. MMA superstar Ronda Rousey has
Venezuelan roots.
Hollywood has also drawn criticism for a lack of diversity in feature films
in recent years. At the Golden Globes, just 10 of 30 actors nominated for
individual acting awards were either minorities or internationally-born,
Uproxx Opens a New Window. noted. In 2016, a lack of diversity at the
Academy Awards generated a massive backlash on social media and jumpstarted
the “#OscarsSoWhite” social media campaign.
Scott Coker, a fight promoter and president of the Bellator MMA organization,
penned an open letter to Streep, inviting the 67-year-old actress to attend
the organization’s next major event on January 21.
“The global sport of mixed martial arts celebrates male and female athletes
from all around the world who work years tirelessly honing their craft – and
yes, art,” Coker wrote. “They come from every country and every walk of
life. We at Bellator support them and honor their skill.”