#stephen graham

The topic of the show and the way it handles it is nothing new: a man (boy) kills a woman (girl), and while she is a secondary character of which we know nothing, he is the main character, the person whose pain is the focus of the story.

We see this every single day, with every femicide and rape that is committed. She might be dead and/or raped, but what about him? What about his feelings, his future, his psychology? What if she set him up to kill and/or rape her?

She is one of many, yet another woman killed, but he is a boy! A boy with dreams and hopes! We must talk about how human he is while she's just object, a faceless victim, another body to lay in a cold grave. He is human and she is other.

Repost 🎥 @chrissgardner X: Very cool candid Emmys moment not seen on TV: Left the Governors Ball and ran into a crowd on the curb outside where Noah Wyle and Stephen Graham were meeting and sharing compliments. Stephen said his acting on The Pitt is phenomenal and he and his wife have been fans since the ER days!