
The actress was given HRC’s Visibility Award due to her efforts in increasing LGBTQ+ representation both on and off-camera. She then addressed the audience, stating, “My queerness and Judaism are part of a legacy of social justice. To me, they represent a shared human tradition, a compassion for all forms of human life – every human life, equally.”
The actress earned HRC’s Visibility Award by boosting LGBTQ+ representation in the film industry, both on and off-set. Speaking to the crowd, she expressed, “My queerness and my Judaism embody a social justice heritage. For me, they symbolize a universal human value – the concern for all human beings, without discrimination.