culture or undemocratic practices she has always called out homo and transphobia on public platforms naturally when asked about the boycott of ads that showed inclusion she had an answer ready the idea of a democratic country is that everyone can have a point of view where all opinions are welcome but expecting people from authoritative places to enforce ridiculous laws is highly disturbing without creative freedom we will have no arts and entertainment she sayswe dont need hollow representationin her previous interactions with media saisha had expressed that she would like to see more prominent personalities from various spheres come out of the closet elaborating further she adds normalcy comes when you see or hear the same thing over and over again when people see trans women in every walk of life they wont be surprised or shocked to meet themsaisha believes that true inclusivity can only be achieved when we do away with tokenismbut would that be enough to achieve inclusivity inclusivity is about including those things that werent there before it should not be limited to a onceayear tokenism in the pride month do we ever see gay men or trans women on magazine covers if not during the pride month how many brands truly cater to trans women they all might have great publicity campaigns but we dont need this hollow representation true inclusivity is when we stop talking about it and the result is there for everyone to see actions speak louder than tokenism she concludes0415hina khan graces the ramp for saisha shinde