Lillee Jean on Being Ashkenazi Jewish & Standing up Against Hate in New Interview 2024

Lillee Jean was interviewed by Yitzi Weiner and published in Authority Magazine on Medium. In the interview, she talked about her experience of being an Upstander and standing against racism, antisemitism, bigotry, and hate. Lillee also discussed the significance of education in reducing hate. She shares her personal experiences with antisemitism and sheds light on this ongoing social issue. The interview also highlighted some of her recent projects, such as The Trapper Trap - Part film, and upcoming roles. You can read the full interview here.

She says, "Education can be a powerful tool in fighting against antisemitism, racism, bigotry, and hate. In the age of digital media, it can play an important role in shaping people’s decisions based on truth and facts. Additionally, it’s important to remind individuals to think and feel with empathy, putting themselves in others’ shoes. They’d feel a lot differently about what they said."

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About Lillee Jean:

Lillee Jean Trueman is a vibrant and skillful young actress from New York City. She has trained at the prestigious T. Schreiber Studio, intensively studying the Meisner Technique and dialects, and under Hollywood actors Michel Corbiere and Edgardo Rubio as comedic and voiceover coaches. She is most known for the Hollywood celebrity talk show Lillee Jean TALKS! Live, and the productions she directed, produced, and wrote including the breakout short film Miss Roxie and the comedy Peony and Violet. Her most recent show, So Lillo Qui, focuses on monologues and dialogues performed by the actress with pieces self-written such as 'Cafe Goodbye'. She is of Russian and Jewish descent, possesses an operatic soprano voice, and is skilled in the British RP dialect, as well as the Queen's (NYC) dialect.