Calls to ban ‘Grease’ over claims of sexism, racism and homophobia – NEWS.com.au

The 1970s musical hit Grease has come under fire after it was screened by the BBC on Boxing Day, causing many to re-evaluate the hit romantic comedy. Forty-two years after its cinema release, the cult classic doesn’t appear to be ageing well, with critics calling it ‘misogynistic’, ‘rapey’ and encouraging ‘slut-shaming’.
Brits who watched the film were outraged, with some even calling for Grease to be removed from screens altogether.
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