Is dove cameron part of the lgbtq community
Dove Cameron Addresses Colorado LGBTQ Club Shooting During AMAs Acceptance Speech
Dove Cameron is using her platform to remind the world about the importance of “queer visibility” following the tragic shooting at an LGBTQ club in Colorado Saturday night.
On Sunday, as the pop star accepted her New Artist of the Year award at the 2022 American Music Awards, Cameron addressed the killing of five people at Colorado Springs’ Club Q as she committed her trophy to the “queer society at large.”
“You guys have carved out such a space for me to be myself and to compose music about it and I’ve never felt safer or more loved and more supported and I hope I can give you some semblance of that same feeling in my music,” she said. “On the heels of the tragedy at Club Q in Colorado Springs, I want to remind everyone how significant queer visibility is and how crucial our community is.”
The “Boyfriend” singer added, “And I want to straightforward your attention to organizations like GLAAD and the Trevor Project for what you can act right now. I want to remind you that you are made absolutely right. And you are so devote
Dove Cameron Reflects on ‘Special’ 1st Pride Month Since Coming Out: ‘It Feels Very Exposed and Different’ (Exclusive)
A new normal. Dove Cameron got honest about not always feeling relaxed in the LGBTQIA+ cosmos and how the essence behind Pride Month has shifted for her since coming out as queer.
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“It was distinct for me because I think I’ve always sort of put myself, even though I’ve always recognizable who I was, I’ve always kind of position myself in the ally category because I had some weird narrative about not deserving to be a part of the LGBTQ community,” Cameron, 25, exclusively told Us Weekly while promoting her modern show Schmigadoon. “I don’t know what that is. Some inborn self-judgment [or] self-imposed somethi
Dove Cameron Opens Up About Being Queer Amid Anti-LGBTQ Legislation: ‘It’s a Very, Very Scary Time Right Now’
Dove Cameron first rose to fame for her work playing the title roles on the Disney Channel’s “Liv and Maddie” followed by her starring role in the “Descendants” franchise.
Now 27, she returns for the second season of “Schmigadoon!” as Jenny Banks, a character based on Sally Bowles from “Cabaret.” The sophomore season of the Apple series, titled “Schmicago!,” is inspired by Broadway musicals of the 1960 and ‘70s.
“It was transformative, an education awakening for so many of us,” Cameron says of the legacy of “Cabaret” on this week’s episode of the “Just for Variety” podcast. “Especially, I’m sure you can relate, but growing up as a queer person and seeing queer voice in an environment that was also so sexually liberated — those two things coupled together were really healing and necessary to see growing up for me to become the person that I am. I know for so many other people, they experience the same.”
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Dove Cameron Says Liv and Maddie are Part of the LGBTQ+ Community
- Dove Cameron confirmed that Maddie from the show Liv and Maddie was gay.
- Her sister, Liv, was pansexual.
- She also confirmed that her character Mal from Descendants was pansexual and Ruby from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. was asexual.
So many of us hope to see LGBTQ+ representation in the shows and media we watch, but sometimes it isn't always confirmed or denied. Luckily, Dove Cameron put some fans speculations to rest yesterday on Twitter when she shared details on the characters she's played. First, she confirmed that Maddie from the hit Disney show Liv and Maddie was bisexual.
It started out when the openly bisexual actress retweeted a fan who used a meme to point out how girly Liv was in comparison to her tomboy sister Maddie. The tweet says, "me when i date a dude / me when i date a woman."
When a fan tweeted at her saying, "Still not convinced liv was straight," Dove said, "Maddie was definitely gay."
And when another fan wanted confirmation on Maddie's sister, Liv, Dove said that Liv is bisexual.
Dove didn't discontinue there. She confirmed that other characters she