"Pose" actress and transgender activist Cecilia Gentili passed away at 52, with the cause of death undisclosed. Known for her role in "Pose" and her advocacy work, she was celebrated for her commitment to the trans community and her contributions to organizations such as Trans Equity Consulting and Decrim NY. Gentili's passing prompted emotional tributes from co-stars and fans, and a memorial service is expected to be announced soon.
"Cecilia Gentili, known for her role in 'Pose' and her activism for the LGBTQ+ community, has passed away at the age of 52. The transgender activist, who fought for the rights of undocumented immigrants and sex workers, was remembered by colleagues and fans for her impactful work and compassionate spirit."
Cecilia Gentili, known for her role in Pose and as an LGBTQ+ advocate, has passed away at the age of 52. Her death was confirmed on Instagram, prompting tributes from friends and colleagues, including Pose co-star Dominique Jackson and the GLAAD organization. Gentili was praised for her activism, advocacy, and impact on the trans community, and was set to appear in a one-woman show in New York this April.
Cecilia Gentili, known for her role in FX's Pose and her LGBTQIA+ activism, has passed away at 52. Her co-star Dominique Jackson and others paid tribute to her, highlighting her impact on the community and her dedication to advancing LGBTQIA+ causes, HIV/AIDS awareness, and equity for sex workers and transgender people. Gentili's legacy includes her work with the Callen-Lorde Community Health Center and her planned one-woman show, Red Ink, which was set to explore her early life in Argentina and her journey as a transgender woman. She leaves behind a powerful message of empowerment and safety for trans women of color and sex workers.
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