Appearing on Pride Live's Stonewall Day virtual fundraising event on Friday, Katy Perry delivered a message about the social justice and equality that's at the intersection of LGBTQ rights and Black Lives Matter.
Wearing rainbow-shaped earrings, with a rainbow light on her face, Perry said that while she normally spends Pride Month thinking about "the light and love that emanates from the LGBTQ community," this year, she wants to think about how she can be of service.
"How can I use my privilege and my platform to support the movement towards justice and equality?" she wondered. "That mission feels more important to me than ever, as I get ready to bring in new life to this world."
MORE: Watch Kelsea Ballerini cover Katy Perry's new songThe pregnant singer continued, "The wish I have for my child is that she'll be happy, healthy, and safe. It's the same wish every mother has for their kid. It's the wish that Trayvon's mom had, and Breonna's, and George's, and Tony's and the list is too damn long. But I'm here to listen, learn and take action so every wish can come true for every family."
Perry, 35, was referencing Breonna Taylor and George Floyd, who died at the hands of police; Trayvon Martin, who was shot in 2012 by a man who deemed him "suspicious;" and Tony McDade, a Black trans person who was shot and killed by police in Tallahassee, Florida last month.
Perry's message was tweeted by Logo TV, which captioned it with, "Thank you @katyperry for using your platform, privilege, and voice for good in today's #StonewallLive! #SayTheirNames."
Tonight, you can see Perry and her band do a concert live on the BeApp at 9 p.m. ET.