All the celebrities protesting Facebook and Instagram by pausing posts on Stop Hate For Profit day

Kim Kardashian-West announced on Instagram on Tuesday that she would be participating in the Instagram freeze.

"I love that I can connect directly with you through Instagram and Facebook, but I can't sit by and stay silent while these platforms continue to allow the spreading of hate, propaganda and misinformation - created by groups to sow division and split America apart – only to take steps after people are killed. Misinformation shared on social media has a serious impact on our elections and undermines our democracy," she wrote in an Instagram post.

Sacha Baron Cohen announced on Instagram on Monday that he would be participating in the Instagram freeze.

Singer Katy Perry announced on Instagram on Tuesday that she would be participating in the Instagram freeze.

"I love sharing my music and my life with you on Instagram and Facebook, but TBH I can't sit idly by while these platforms turn a blind eye to groups and posts spreading hateful disinformation and intentional confusion," she wrote in the caption of her post.

Naomi Campbell announced on Tuesday on Instagram that she would be participating in the Instagram freeze.

"Yes NAACP, Color of Change, ADL, Common Sense Media, I agree to freeze my account tomorrow to protest Zuckerberg allowing the incitement of racist violence, spreading of lethal conspiracy theories and undermining of democracy," she wrote in her post.

Although Jennifer Lawrence doesn't have an Instagram, she shared her support for Stop Hate For Profit on Twitter.

"Facebook ignores hate & disinformation on their site. This is not an 'operational mistake.' It is a deliberate decision to put profits over people and democracy," she wrote in a tweet.

Judd Apatow announced on Tuesday that he would be participating in the Instagram freeze.

"Facebook makes billions in advertising dollars while allowing hate to thrive on its platform. It's time to hold Facebook accountable for its inaction. That's why today, I am "freezing" my Instagram account for 24 hours," Apatow wrote on Instagram on Wednesday.

Ashton Kutcher posted on Tuesday about Stop Hate for Profit, posting a graphic on Wednesday indicating that he would be participating in the Instagram freeze.

"These tools were not built to spread hate, violence, and misinformation, but when companies and individuals benefit from these behaviors, financially or otherwise, it becomes their responsibility to mitigate the unintended utilization," he wrote.

On Tuesday, Amy Schumer announced that she would be logging off of both Facebook and Instagram for 24 hours.

Sarah Silverman announced on Instagram on Monday that she would be participating in the Instagram Freeze.

"Civil rights leaders have asked all users of Instagram and Facebook to protest the amplification of hate and the undermining of democracy. What's one day gonna do? I dunno to be honest but it may make a dent. I'm gonna do longer bc this shit's crazy and y'all can live without dumb pics of my dog and me," she wrote in a post.

While actor Jason Alexander doesn't appear to have posted publicly about joining the Instagram freeze (his most recent post is from May 2020), he was included in a press release from Stop Hate For Profit as participating in the effort.

Kate Hudson announced on Instagram on Tuesday that she would participate in the Instagram freeze.

"Instagram and Facebook provide us all with a large and powerful platform but they are abusing this power by continuing to allow hate, violence and disinformation that is undermining our democracy. I hope Facebook finally will make necessary changes by reaching out to these groups and working with them to improve their platform for the greater good," she wrote in her post.

Jamie Foxx posted a graphic on Instagram in support of Stop Hate For Profit on Tuesday. A press release indicated that he was supporting the Instagram freeze.

Leonardo DiCaprio announced on Instagram on Tuesday that he would be participating in the Instagram freeze.

"I do use Instagram and Facebook, but I want it to be a force for good - not hate, violence, and disinformation. This should be an opportunity for Facebook to work with these organizations and the community at large to make it a better, safer platform for all," he wrote in an Instagram post.

While actor Michael B. Jordan doesn't appear to have posted publicly about joining the Instagram freeze, he was included in a press release from Stop Hate For Profit as participating in the effort.

Actress Rosario Dawson announced on Tuesday on Instagram that she would participate in the Instagram freeze.

"Facebook claims they address #hate, yet they continue to look the other way as racist, violent groups and posts sow division and split America apart – only taking steps after people are killed. And while they share empty talk about voting, they continue allowing blatant lies and misinformation on election to spread – undermining our democracy," she wrote in an Instagram post.

Actor Ed Helms announced with a cartoon drawsing on Tuesday that he would be participating in the Instagram freeze.

"Facebook claims they are addressing the constant tsunami of bigotry, #hate, and disinformation on their platform, but it takes all of 5 seconds to find absolutely horrific stuff on there. And the more you search for it, the more they actually feed it to you," he wrote."

Actress Isla Fisher announced on Tuesday on Instagram that she planned to take part in the Instagram freeze.

"I obviously use insta (not Facebook) but I don't want it to be a platform for violence, hate and discrimination!? Please Facebook, use this opportunity to become a safer platform for the community at large," she wrote in a separate Instagram post promoting Stop Hate For Profit.

Actor Mark Ruffalo posted about the Instagram freeze on Wednesday, announcing that he was participating.

"Facebook makes billions in advertising dollars while allowing hate to thrive on its platform. It's time to hold Facebook accountable for its inaction," he wrote in a caption.

Music producer Scooter Braun announced that he was participating in the Instagram freeze on Tuesday via an Instagram post.

"Joining friends and advocates for a call of accountability. Going silent on my Instagram and Facebook Wednesday for #stophateforprofit," he wrote in the caption.

Demi Lovato announced on Tuesday on Instagram that she would be participating in the Instagram freeze.

"The hate that is constantly being uploaded and posted can't be ignored anymore. All of the false information being spread right now is doing so much harm," she said in the caption of her post.

Actor Sebastian Stan announced on Instagram that he would be participating in the Instagram freeze.

"I will not stand with violent hate, propaganda, misinformation, or any ill intent to divide, attack, or mistreat on any platform, be it on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram," he wrote in the caption of his post.

"Big Mouth" co-creator Nick Kroll announced on Tuesday on Instagram that he would participate in the Instagram freeze.

"Tomorrow's a day off in recognition that @facebook and @instagram have an opportunity to step it up and stop hate and disinformation from spreading like wildfire on their platforms. These are complicated problems to solve and the solutions often mean making less money, but as a starting point Facebook can work with these organizations to create meaningful change that keeps the community safer and better for all of us," he wrote in the caption.

Zach Braff announced in an Instagram post on Tuesday that he would participate in the Instagram freeze.

"Zuckerberg is unwilling to take any meaningful actions to curb the hate that is spread on Facebook and Instagram. I'm joining many others in asking him to take down groups focused on white supremacy, militia, antisemitism, Islamophobia, and violent conspiracies," he wrote in the caption of his post.

Julianne Moore announced on Instagram on Wednesday that she was participating in the Instagram freeze.

"Violent #hate has spread on Facebook for far too long. This isn't happening accidentally - they recommend users join & follow hateful groups & pages," she wrote in the caption of her post.

Actress Michelle Trachtenberg posted on Instagram that she was joining the Instagram freeze, including a cat photo.

Actress and model Cara Delevingne posted on Instagram on Tuesday announcing that she would be joining the Instagram freeze.

"Social media should be a place to communicate, express ourselves and connect - not to hate, mislead, discriminate or bully," she wrote in the caption of her post.

Actress Cobie Smulders announced on Instagram on Wednesday that she was participating in the Instagram freeze.

"I am joining @naacp @colorofchange and many others in sending a message to Facebook, demanding that they must be held accountable for spreading misinformation and hate," she wrote in the caption of her post.

Debra Messing announced that she would be participating in the Instagram freeze in an Instagram post.

"Facebook ignores hate, racism, violence & disinformation on their site. This is not an 'operational mistake.' It is a deliberate decision to put profits over people and democracy," she wrote in the caption of her post.

Chelsea Handler announced in an Instagram post that she would be participating in the Instagram freeze.

"This is the pullout method Zuckerberg doesn't want you to use. Facebook ignores hate and disinformation, putting profits over people and democracy. How long can they ignore it if their advertisers pull out?" she wrote in the caption of her post.

Olivia Wilde announced in an Instagram post on Tuesday that she would be participating in the Instagram freeze.

"I stand with @colorofchange, @naacp, @commonsenseorg, @adl_national, and several other leading civil rights organizations, as they demand an end to the reckless amplification of racism and hatred on Facebook and Instagram," she wrote in the caption of her post.

Actor Orlando Bloom announced in an Instagram post on Tuesday that he would be participating in the Instagram freeze.

"Social media platforms should be a place for positive encouragement and clear communication. When platforms I use and enjoy such as Instagram and Facebook look the other way at hate speech, disinformation, and confusion, it can lead us into trouble..." he wrote in the caption of his post.

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