Dean Cain Reveals Sexual Harassment, Racism Experiences in Hollywood

Transgender musician Ethel Cain has publicly apologized for past racist and inflammatory social media posts made during her teenage years, which included use of the N-word and anti-Latinx sentiments popularized by President Donald Trump, as well as wearing a shirt with a controversial slogan. Cain described these actions as deeply shameful and a reflection of a time when she was angry, isolated, and seeking attention without regard for the harm caused, emphasizing her commitment to atoning for the pain inflicted. Separately, actor Dean Cain revealed in interviews that he was sexually harassed by a show business executive during his time starring in 'Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman' and expressed regret for not pursuing legal action, citing advice to avoid antagonizing industry powers. Dean Cain also spoke candidly about facing racist slurs related to his Japanese American heritage when cast as Superman and criticized recent directions in Superman storytelling that stray from the character's traditional values. Both Cain and Dean Cain's disclosures highlight personal struggles with past controversies and the challenges faced in their respective careers.