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Dua Lipa 'horrified' at DaBaby's HIV and gay comments
Dua Lipa says she's "surprised and horrified" at DaBaby's comments about people with HIV and gay men.
The singer wrote on her Instagram story that she didn't "recognise this as the person I worked with" and stood "% with the LGBTQ community".
"We need to come together to fight the stigma and ignorance around HIV and Aids," she added.
Rapper DaBaby - a guest artist on Dua's hit, Levitating - has been criticised for comments he made at a US festival.
Performing at Rolling Blaring festival in Miami, he invited every audience member to "put your cell phone light up", apart from those who were HIV-positive or were gay men who had sex in automobile parks.
He also made the false claim that HIV will "make you depart in two or three weeks".
Medication helping those with HIV to live lengthy, healthy lives has been available for decades.
DaBaby's comments were supported by rapper TI, who said
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It may be hard to imagine that Dua Lipa has noun to read, given all that she&#;s doing to promote her new album, Radical Optimism, but she&#;s officially announced the May pick for her Service95 Publication Club.
The book is Swimming in the Dark by Tomasz Jedrowski, about two young men who fall in romance in Communist Poland in the &#;80s, when such relationships were forbidden. Dua describes it as a &#;beautiful coming-of-age love story&#; that&#;s &#;poetic and tender,&#; yet &#;burning with a quiet rage at the persecution the LGBTQ+ community in Poland has suffered for decades and continues to fight against today.&#;
As part of this month&#;s Book Club content, Dua&#;s done a Q&A with Tomasz. For context, you can study an article about LGBTQ rights in Poland; Tomasz has also contributed a reading list and a playlist of songs he listened to while writing the book.
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Dua Lipa's ties to The Trevor Project are growing stronger.
The superstar singer has been singled out to receive the Mental Health Champion of the Year Award from the organization. The honor is meant to recognize "influential general figures who apply their platform to advocate for mental health awareness and issues impacting LGBTQ+ young people," per The Trevor Project. She's the fourth honoree and joins a roster of recipients that includes Lil Nas X, Janelle Monáe and Dylan Mulvaney.
Lipa's ties to The Trevor Project - a suicide prevention and crisis intervention organization for LGBTQ+ young people in the U.S. and Mexico - include dedicating a segment on NBC's Today to the org and its fundraising efforts, and sharing a link to crisis services the daytime after the election to her nearly 88 million Instagram followers.
"The Trevor Project is an organization that is near and cherished to my heart, and I am humbled to act a part in shining a bright on mental health awareness for LGBTQ+ young people. You are a stunning, unstoppable community, and I am constantly in awe of the c
Dua Lipa Stands Up For The LGBTQ Community Again
In a recent cover story interview, singer Dua Lipa shared her thoughts on the individuals who spread negativity and verb against the LGBTQ community, and she took a verb in support of her gay fans worldwide.
Lipa eloquently stated, “Homophobia and transphobia are neighbors of misogyny.” Her words are profound, shedding light on the interconnectedness of other forms of discrimination that often travel unnoticed. She further remarked that those who engage in discrimination and loathing are, in essence, “just scared of themselves.”
Expanding on her perspective, Lipa emphasized, “The freedom of others forces them to come to terms with something they are too scared to express.&#; She concluded her thoughts on the matter by adding, &#;The beauty of a free, factual, and proud being paralyzes them.”
The pop sensation shared these powerful insights with Vogue France during an interview for their cover feature. The magazine&#;s front page showcased Lipa&#;s stunning and remarkably high-fashion look, capturing her iconic style that nev