LIZ: Britney is in the midst of a legal battle right now. Hey, I shaved my hair off too because I didn’t want nobody touching me. ACTIVIST: She gave me permission to be myself growing up as a gay boy in suburban Virginia, and Britney gave me the power to be who I am. ACTIVIST: Growing up, I struggled with anxiety and depression, and Britney Spears is the one who made it okay to struggle with those things.
BRITNEY: There’s a lot that people don’t know about me that I want them to know. We stand up for you, Britney Spears, and we won’t stop until you reach freedom. BRITNEY: There are things out there that have been said about me that aren’t completely true. I believe the law is aimed at actually protecting the conservatee. I am familiar with the lawyers on the case. BRITNEY: Trust me, there are days that I have- I struggle with myself. I have always viewed the situation as something that I don’t think would have ever happened to a man in America. Why is she still in this? Why is her dad making all of her decisions? BRITNEY: I am where I am today- it’s because I do have control. BRITNEY: When I first started, I didn’t know what I was doing, but every day you learn more, and you gain more wisdom from that. I can’t believe that it’s just been this long and I didn’t know. Your whole situation is consuming me now. I’m 28, and I am a Scorpio from New Jersey. My name is James Miller, and I’m from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Dear Britney, my name is Elizabeth Denon, and I’m 29 years old. But a functioning woman that’s been working nonstop, it just- it doesn’t make any sense. They decide what you can and can’t do, and it’s usually used for elderly people who don’t have the necessary brain function. ACTIVIST: Now, a conservatorship literally gives someone else the control of your life. Since 2008, she has been under something called a legal conservatorship by her father. I need everyone who is scrolling right now to stop and watch this video.
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The Free Britney movement is advocating for the end of Britney Spears’ conservatorship. Transcript ‘Framing Britney Spears’ Watch The New York Times documentary that highlighted the “Free Britney” movement, which supports the pop star Britney Spears’s efforts to get out of a 13-year court-sanctioned conservatorship.ĪCTIVIST: What do we want? ALL: Free Britney! ACTIVIST: When do we want it? ALL: Now! ACTIVIST: What do we want? ALL: Free Britney! ACTIVIST: When do we want it? ALL: Now! ACTIVIST: What do we want? - This is “Free Britney 102,” where we explore issues related to the Free Britney movement.
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