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“Enjoy the feeling of dignity and pride that comes with being a space explorer,” he says in that unmistakable, velvety-sounding baritone. “And, oh — you get to poop into a vacuum cleaner!”. Laughter erupts through the room, as Takei breaks into a grin. Last month, however, Takei was working hard to elicit a very different response in the political arena. He was leading the charge on behalf of the LGBT community in heated debates over “religious-freedom” laws in Indiana and Arkansas.

Takei had stepped up to represent the entertainment industry on this issue, writing opinion pieces for the Daily Beast and MSNBC, appearing on radio and TV shows and mobilizing his robust social media following — Trekkies, Howard Stern fans, LGBT people and other celebrities — for action, After Indiana Gov, Mike Pence signed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, Takei called for a boycott of the Hoosier State in a Facebook post that got nearly 85,000 likes, “We will not visit, We will ballet shoe 22mm antique silver tone 3d dance charms - 0284 not spend,” he wrote..

The day after Pence signed some changes in the law that prompted the lifting of the #BoycottIndiana effort, Takei said, “What Indiana still needs is protection for the LGBT community. In Indiana, gays and lesbians can be fired from their jobs with impunity, and in Arkansas it’s the same thing. We need those protective laws to truly have an equal society.”. There’s no doubt that Takei, who considers the early revisions only a first step, will continue his equal-rights push.

Turning 78 on Monday — with nearly 3.5 million Facebook fans, more than 1.6 million Twitter followers (@GeorgeTakei) and his own YouTube channel — the actor has become a social media force to be reckoned with, These days, the “Star Trek” actor is known among Web-savvy young people more as an activist, Currently, he’s in the midst of an international speaking tour with husband-manager Brad Takei, And this fall, he will star in “Allegiance,” a ballet shoe 22mm antique silver tone 3d dance charms - 0284 Broadway-bound musical, created by collaborators but inspired by Takei’s experience of being imprisoned as a child with his family in Japanese internment camps during World War II..

And there’s more. “It Takeis Two” — a scripted parody “reality series” for his YouTube channel about life with Brad — premiered last week. And at the green-screen shoot described above, the actor is recording a promotional video to help publicize director Paul Feig’s upcoming Yahoo TV series, “Other Space.”. Takei sees this whirlwind of creative projects as largely about maintaining his visibility so he can continue to make his case for social justice. “Access to the media, in the way I have (it), is a gift,” he says, “and it comes with a responsibility.”.

Takei’s lifelong passions for acting and activism grew out of his childhood experiences behind the ballet shoe 22mm antique silver tone 3d dance charms - 0284 barbed-wire fences of Japanese internment camps, He was born in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles to Japanese-American parents, both native Californians, But after the Dec, 7, 1941, bombing of Pearl Harbor, when George was just 5, his family was sent to an Arkansas internment camp and was later moved to a higher-security camp in Northern California, where George lived until age 9..

“We were innocent people, Americans. But we happened to look like the people who bombed Pearl Harbor,” Takei says. “The central pillar of our justice system is due process, and that disappeared for us. Without charges, we were incarcerated.”. The experience was terrifying and alienating, but there were some rare pleasurable moments, including dance performances and movie screenings. An old samurai film that was screened turned out to be life-changing for young George. “It fascinated me,” he says. “I was swept away. I told my father, ‘Those men are magicians!’ I always remembered that. It could have planted the seed of wanting to act.”.

After the war, the Takei family returned to L.A., but the imprisonment left scars — and questions, While in high school, “I was reading about the shining ideals of our democracy — ballet shoe 22mm antique silver tone 3d dance charms - 0284 ‘All men are created equal’ — and I couldn’t reconcile that with … my childhood imprisonment,” Takei says, Before long, he was taking part in anti-war and civil rights marches, He says what initially drew him to the role of Sulu, when he was cast in 1965, was the pioneering diversity of the “Star Trek” TV series..

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