In a candid conversation with The Guardian, the legendary singer and actress Cher shared her deep concerns about the future of transgender rights and the direction of America.
As a long-time advocate for social justice, Cher expressed her worries about the potential re-election of Donald Trump, stating that it might even prompt her to leave the country.
Cher’s passion for equality and fairness stems from her love for her gay son, Chaz. She’s deeply troubled by the numerous bills aimed at stripping transgender individuals of their rights.
Cher emphasizes the need for the community to come together and fight for their rights. Her health was even affected by the stress of the last election, highlighting the personal toll that political uncertainty can take.
As a proud Armenian, Cher’s heritage plays a significant role in her life, despite the tensions between Armenians and Azerbaijan. Her recent Christmas album, featuring collaborations with Stevie Wonder and Cyndi Lauper, showcases her love for creating art. Through her music and advocacy, Cher continues to inspire and empower marginalized communities, solidifying her status as a true icon in the fight for equality and justice
