LGBTQ+ Actresses Who Support Palestine

Several prominent LGBTQ actresses have used their public platforms to express solidarity with the Palestinian people during the ongoing humanitarian crisis. These performers have participated in protests, signed open letters, and used social media to advocate for a ceasefire and the protection of civilian lives. Their activism often highlights the intersection of queer identity and global human rights movements. By speaking out, these individuals aim to influence public discourse and encourage political action from world leaders.

Hunter Schafer

The ‘Euphoria’ actress gained significant attention for her public activism regarding the conflict in the Middle East. She was arrested in early 2024 while participating in a demonstration organized by Jewish Voice for Peace at the Rockefeller Center. Schafer joined dozens of other protesters to demand a permanent ceasefire and an end to the siege on Gaza. Her involvement in the protest was documented through various news outlets and social media platforms. This display of solidarity highlights her commitment to human rights and her willingness to use her platform for political causes.

Cynthia Nixon

Known for her role in ‘Sex and the City’, this actress and former political candidate has been a prominent voice for Palestinian rights. In late 2023, she participated in a hunger strike that lasted five days in front of the White House to advocate for a permanent ceasefire. Nixon joined a group of state legislators and activists to bring attention to the mounting civilian casualties in the region. She has frequently spoken at rallies and used her social media presence to call for humanitarian aid and diplomatic solutions. Her activism draws on her long history of political engagement and social justice advocacy in New York.

Kristen Stewart

The star of ‘Twilight’ and ‘Spencer’ has utilized high profile industry events to signal her support for a ceasefire in Gaza. During the 2024 awards season, she was seen wearing an Artists4Ceasefire pin on the red carpet to advocate for an end to the violence. Stewart joined hundreds of other entertainment professionals in signing a letter addressed to the United States government regarding the humanitarian crisis. Her public stance emphasizes the responsibility of artists to engage with global political issues and use their visibility for change. This gesture of solidarity aligns her with a growing group of actors calling for peace and humanitarian protections.

Sara Ramirez

The performer recognized for a role in ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ has been an outspoken critic of military action in Gaza. Ramirez has consistently shared educational resources and updates about the Palestinian struggle with their millions of followers. They signed the Artists4Ceasefire open letter which urged the United States government to facilitate an immediate reduction of hostilities. Ramirez often participates in virtual and physical spaces dedicated to queer liberation and its intersections with global human rights. Their advocacy work bridges the gap between entertainment fame and grassroots political movements.

Indya Moore

The ‘Pose’ actress has long been a vocal advocate for marginalized communities and international human rights. Moore has used their social media platforms to raise awareness about the displacement of Palestinian families and the need for a ceasefire. They were among the notable signatories of the Artists4Ceasefire letter sent to political leaders in the United States. Moore frequently connects the struggle for trans rights with the broader fight against colonial violence and systemic oppression. Their involvement demonstrates a commitment to intersectional activism that spans across various global causes.

Hari Nef

The ‘Barbie’ and ‘Transparent’ star has joined her peers in calling for an end to the ongoing conflict in the region. Nef signed the open letter from the arts community that demanded a humanitarian ceasefire to protect civilian lives. She has also used her public platform to highlight the importance of international law and the protection of human rights. Her support reflects a broader trend among younger Hollywood professionals who are increasingly vocal about global politics. Nef continues to participate in discussions that link artistic expression with social and political responsibility.

Abbi Jacobson

The creator and star of ‘A League of Their Own’ has used her public status to call for humanitarian aid and a ceasefire. Jacobson was one of the many signatures on the open letter sent to the White House regarding the protection of lives in Gaza. She has also shared resources on social media to help her followers understand the historical context of the region. Her activism reflects her commitment to social justice and the use of art as a means for advocacy. This public stance has been noted by fans and fellow activists within the queer community.

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