It's been said before on this thread, but I am getting increasingly uncomfortable with Brianna's (actually very brave and gracious) mother saying things like 'Brianna always wanted to be famous, and in a sad way, she is now.'
It's clear that her mum was won over by the trans vigils and fan videos - by people who in my opinion were just getting clout based on a news story and centring themselves in it, and using a dead teenager for political points - because she thought 'Brianna would have wanted this.'
Maybe Brianna would and maybe not - it is really not clear whether this young person was an anxious victim who couldn't get on a bus if there were more than two people on board, or a wannabe celebrity who 'gave as good as she got' and was known for quick retorts, popular skits and iconic outfits - but I think a teenager wanting tiktok fame is not really something to indulge after their death.
It's a shame Brianna's mum has been encouraged to cling on to this trans-icon discourse that sparked up around Brianna when it was thought that this was a transphobic crime, which could be used to promote an agenda about gender-critical hate and the need to protect trans kids.
I give the mum a pass for pretty much everything but it's still unfortunate in my opinion that she's happy for her child to become poster girl for completely different issues, by people who never knew Brianna and are latching onto the case for their own internet fame.