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Black Lives Matter: LGBT celebrities participate in protests against racism in the USA; look

Cara Delevingne
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Black lives matter. And the support of LGBT people, regardless of race, is essential to combat racism.

Some famous LGBT people in the United States have attended #BlackLivesMatter protests. Here we bring a compilation of these people – whose visibility can inspire many other people to collaborate with initiatives against racism.

Attention: as more artists appear, we will update this post.

MJ Rodriguez

 

Kristen Stewart

Indya Moore

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Black lives. trans lives. black trans lives.

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Cara Delevingne

Ellen Page

Halsey

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It's become very clear to me that some of you need to see what I've seen. Please swipe through this. These pictures and videos don't even scratch the surface. It's easy from the comfort of your home to watch looting and rioting on television and condone the violent measures being taken by forces. But what you don't see is innocent peaceful protesters being shot at and tear gassed and physically assaulted relentlessly. You think it's not happening, it's only the “thugs” and the “riots”, right? The police are keeping you safe right? You're wrong. This is happening everywhere. And innocent people exercising their rights to speech and assembly are facing violence and abuse of power. With all of our medical professionals being CONSUMED and EXHAUSTED with Covid, there is little to no medical attention available. I have first hand treated men women and children who have been shot in the chest, the face, the back. Some will lose vision some will have lost fingers. I have been covered in innocent blood. My father is a black man. My mother is an EMT. This week I had to put those two associations together in ways that have horrified me. This is NOT a virtue signaling post. But I HAVE to show you what I am witnessing with my own eyes. With Trump's decision today to enforce the mobilization of armed forces on our own citizens, this has escalated beyond your privilege and comfort to not care. Please care. We are begging you to care. This is war on Americans. This is everyone's problem. Everyone's. #BLACKLIVESMATTER

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