Susan Sarandon is a legend of epic proportions. This is certainly not her first merry ground. With beauty, magic, talent, intellect and something most Hollywood elites don’t possess a conscience she is in a league of her own.

She stands for what she believes in and while we know her through the backdrop of the big screen or the little we love her for who she is, not who she pretends to be while acting. She does not waiver and she proudly stands on the right side of history.

She is forward thinking and progressive. We love her for her conviction and courage. Susan has character and charm and we applaud her for her ability to speak up fearlessly in the face of genocide, occupation and an unending colonization.

Susan Sarandon is one of the few who is learned. She uses her platform not as a facade to feel important and boost her ego, but to be important and fight the good fight and do what’s good and right.

Sarandon not only a celebrated actress, but more importantly a revered activist was just ousted unjustly so by United Talent Agency for speaking up against Israel’s ongoing atrocities for decades now, genocide and occupation of Palestine.

So from this we can gather United Talent Agency supports genocide and the decimation of innocence. Many of the heads just so happen to be Jewish.

For the sake of clarity many outlets who lack journalistic integrity or a deeper understanding of simply stating facts have suggested that she’s been ousted for her anti-Jewish stand, but that’s not the case. You can be Pro-Palestine and love Jewish people at the same time. Being Pro-Palestine does not make you anti-Jewish.

While she is known for her work as an actor we hold her up for voice on social and political causes. She showed up to a small Free Palestine Rally in New York City and leant her voice to call out the unjust atrocities.

“You don’t have to be Palestinian to stand with the Palestinian people. You don’t have to bo Palestinian to understand that the slaughter of almost 5000 children is unacceptable and a war crime.”

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Susan Sarandon’s Activism

Sarandon’s activism stretches way back to many great causes lending herself to –

Political Activism:

• She’s been an outspoken advocate on various political issues and is known for her progressive and liberal political views. She was one of the first celebrities to come out in support of Bernie Sanders in 2016 during his bid for President.
• She has been involved in campaigns related to human rights, environmental issues, and social justice.

Anti-War Activism:

• Her anti war stance is nothing new. Sarandon has been a vocal critic of the Iraq War and has participated in many anti-war protests over the decades.

LGBTQ+ Rights:

• Sarandon has been an ally and advocate for LGBTQ+ rights. She has supported organizations working for LGBTQ+ equality and has been involved in campaigns for the community.

Women’s Issues:

• She has shown up powerfully and has been at the forefront advocating for women’s rights for decades. She has spoken out on issues such as abortion and gender equality.

Environmental Activism:

• Sarandon is pro legislation for causes that aid climate change. She has supported initiatives aimed at addressing climate change and promoting environmental sustainability.

Criminal Justice Reform:

• Criminal Justice Reform is another area she was worked to bring about reform. She has supported causes related to prison reform and addressing issues such as mass incarceration.

Humanitarian Work:

• Sarandon for decades now has been engaged in humanitarian efforts, including supporting refugees and the displaced.

Sarandon’s Acting Credits And Accolades

Sarandon’s acting career has been prolific, spanning several decades. She has had numerous roles in film and television earning acclaim for her performances. Here are some notable highlights –

Selected Filmography:

• “Thelma & Louise” (1991): –
• “Dead Man Walking” (1995): Academy Award Award For Best Actress
• “The Client” (1994): – nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress in a supporting role.
• “Atlantic City” (1980): – nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress
• “Bull Durham” (1988)
• “Little Women” (1994)

Television:

• “Feud: Bette and Joan” (2017): – Nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or Movie.
• “ER” (1994-1999):

Accolades:

• Academy Awards (Oscars):

• Sarandon won the Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in “Dead Man Walking” (1995).
• Emmy Awards:
• Nominated for an Emmy for her role as Bette Davis in “Feud: Bette and Joan” (2017).
• BAFTA Awards:
• Received a BAFTA nomination for Best Actress for her role in “Atlantic City” (1980).
• Golden Globe Awards:
• Won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress for “Dead Man Walking” (1996).
• Received several other Golden Globe nominations throughout her career.
• Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards:
• Has received nominations for her performances in various films.

Susan Sarandon’s contribution to film and tv are legendary and United Talent Agency decision to cut ties speaks volumes to it’s lack of integrity while it simply catapults Susan Sarandon to a status of greatness.

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