Crime
12 LGBT Celebs Who Spoke Out About Harassment, Abuse
Plenty of queer people are saying, "Me too."
October 17 2017 4:30 PM EST
October 17 2017 4:30 PM EST
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Plenty of queer people are saying, "Me too."
As the rape and sexual harassment accusations against producer Harvey Weinstein mount, numerous members of the entertainment industry have felt empowered to speak out against sexual abuse, some sharing their own survival stories. Here are some of the most powerful posts by LGBT celebrities, some as part of the #MeToo and #WomenBoycottTwitter movements.
\u201c#MeToo https://t.co/p32a3u4HVl\u201d— Chely Wright (@Chely Wright) 1508112801
\u201cThank you to @HuffPost and fuck Harvey Weinstein. https://t.co/sovHCTDpg5\u201d— Margaret Cho (@Margaret Cho) 1507918174
\u201c#myharveyweinstein: an agent put his hand down my pants on my first trip to LA, while telling me I wouldn\u2019t make it if I was out. I was 18.\u201d— Kit Williamson (@Kit Williamson) 1507849434
\u201cA sermon. Learn it, and learn it well. https://t.co/b6DkTxFYtd\u201d— Janet Mock (@Janet Mock) 1507842682
\u201cDitto. And you @MiraSorvino are an brave angel for speaking up. https://t.co/GDlGNI6BtU\u201d— Jane Lynch (@Jane Lynch) 1507764936
\u201cI\u2019m off @Twitter tomorrow too. For all my sisters. https://t.co/JCURjIezI1\u201d— Darryl Stephens (@Darryl Stephens) 1507870578
\u201cI'm with you. And you. And you. And you. Peace. #WomenBoycottTwitter https://t.co/iyedLECvff\u201d— Sarah Paulson (@Sarah Paulson) 1507873676
\u201cProudly joining #WomenBoycottTwitter for the next 24 hours even though Instagram doesn't properly capture my tone.\u201d— billy eichner (@billy eichner) 1507869872
\u201cWeinstein's actions are revolting & heartbreaking. Worse: he's not the only one guilty of such terrible trespasses in this craft we love.\u201d— Dustin Lance Black (@Dustin Lance Black) 1507688249