In a recent interview, Goldberg, an entertainer who has won Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony (EGOT) awards, shared similar comments.
Goldberg was well-known for being frank in her criticism of the underappreciation of creative people and the disregard for artists and entertainers who make important contributions to world culture.
She addressed structural concerns that she feels impede the creative sectors in the United States, saying, “It’s exhausting to constantly fight for recognition and fair compensation.”
Goldberg and Griner have both made insinuations about moving to nations they feel would provide them with better prospects and more appreciation for their skills.
Although neither has said where they want to go, there has been conjecture on possible relocations to Canada or Europe, where sportsmen and artists sometimes enjoy more institutional backing and recognition.
Discussions over the United States’ responsibility to provide a nurturing environment for its most talented individuals have been rekindled by the news. Griner and Goldberg’s concerns.
