Superstar singer and advocate Lizzo is using her platform once again to speak up for justice and equality. On June 1st, Lizzo shared a heartfelt message on Instagram to kick off Pride Month, celebrating the strength and resilience of the LGBTQIA+ community — especially Black trans women and trans women of color.
Lizzo is a famous singer who is loved by many people. She is also a strong and independent woman. Lizzo always stands up for what is right and knows how to give a strong reply to those who hate her. Some times ago, she fired back at haters after getting criticism for her new song.
In her powerful caption, Lizzo reminded fans of the deep roots of Pride, saying, “There would be no pride without the Black trans women & trans women of color who fought against the systems that tried to erase them.” She emphasized the importance of continuing that fight today, especially in a world where basic rights and freedoms are still under threat.
The Grammy-winning artist added, “We ain’t free till we all free. I love you.” Her message quickly went viral, gaining thousands of likes and supportive comments from fans and fellow celebrities alike.
Lizzo’s post wasn’t just about celebration — it was also a call to action. She urged her followers to take a stand against the same systems that threaten the rights of many in the LGBTQIA+ community. Her words highlighted the ongoing struggles for bodily autonomy, equality, and liberation — issues that remain deeply relevant in today’s world.
The video attached to her post showed her confidently performing on stage, wearing a bold outfit and singing her heart out under purple stage lights. As always, Lizzo brought her signature energy and passion to both her performance and her activism.
Known for her fearless voice and body positivity, Lizzo has long been a strong supporter of queer rights. Whether through her music, her social media, or her public appearances, she continues to uplift those whose voices are often silenced.
As Pride Month unfolds, Lizzo’s message is a powerful reminder that Pride is not just about rainbow flags and parades — it’s also about honoring the history, embracing the fight, and standing together for a more just and equal future.