Miguel A Núñez Jr. says if ‘juwanna’ costume in drag for a job as an actor, that is nice by him … however, he says Black actors who do it are held to a wholly totally different commonplace than their white counterparts.

We caught up with the star, who performed the title character within the hit 2002 movie “Juwanna Mann” — a person pretending to be a lady to maintain taking part in professional basketball — and requested him about Martin Lawrence saying he is not above sporting a costume for a job.

Lawrence stated he is comfy along with his manhood, so sporting a costume does not bug him … and, Núñez agrees — stating tons of white actors put on attire for his or her roles and so they solely ever appear to obtain reward.

Miguel factors to Robin Williams for his position in “Mrs. Doubtfire” and Dustin Hoffman‘s efficiency in “Tootsie” … claiming white individuals don’t have any sturdy opinions about them doing drag.

However, when he, Martin Lawrence and Jamie Foxx do it, Núñez says Black of us lose their minds … calling all of it emasculating, whereas Miguel thinks it is simply comedy — it is meant to be humorous.

The truth is, Miguel says anybody who sees extra to it than a humorous joke must take a protracted, onerous look within the mirror — ‘trigger it is extra about them than it’s concerning the performer.

Miguel and Martin aren’t the primary stars to deal with this … simply final 12 months, Rickey Smiley — who performed Bernice Jenkins within the 2008 comedy “First Sunday” — fended off assaults from Katt Williams, claiming stars like Richard Pryor acted in drag too.