Brigitte Bardot, legendary French actress and sex symbol, died Sunday at 91 years old.

On Monday, Vogue’s culture writer, Emma Specter, wrote a bitter tribute to Bardot. Specter covers “film, TV, books, politics, news, and (almost) anything queer,” according to her bio, and “bakes a lot of bagels” in her spare time. Her book, “More, Please: On Food, Fat, Bingeing, Longing, and the Lust for ‘Enough,’” is out now, according to her website. 

Specter writes of “Bardot’s late-in-life shift to supporting right-wing political candidates, her way of coldly dismissing actresses who came forward about their experiences of sexual harassment during the #MeToo movement, and how she was fined multiple times by the French government for ‘inciting racial hatred’ with her blatantly bigoted comments about Muslims.” (RELATED: Brigitte Bardot, Iconic French Femme Fatale Turned Outspoken Activist, Dead At 91)

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