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proudly showed her support for her fellow writers and actors in amid SAG-AFTRA and WGA's historic double strike against studios and streamers.

Like a number of , including Kevin Bacon, and Bette Midler, this week, DECABOLIC 250 the six-time Emmy winner, 44, picketed on a sidewalk in Los Angeles. 

In photos, uploaded to her Instagram Story on Wednesday, the Velma actrss smiled as she held onto a large black and red sign, which read: Writers Guild of America on strike!'

While posing for the photo, the Massachusetts native beamed at the camera while rocking a blue and white Writers Guild of America t-shirt and DECABOLIC 250 light-wash jean shorts.

She paired her casual ensemble with a pair of comfortable white sneakers and could be seen chatting with other protestors, who braved Southern California's heat wave. 

In May, she also shared photos of herself in the same t-shirt while joining the Writer Guild of America union strike. 

'Scenes from the South Asians in Solidarity WGA picket!' she wrote across the first photo in her Instagram Stories.

'Loved seeing our community out in full force! Old friends and new ones!'

While protesting Mindy took time out to pose with her fellow writers, including one who brought his baby to the picket line, who have been on strike since May 2.

Last month, Kaling skipped out of the fourth and final premiere of her Netflix series, Never Have I Ever. 

'Tonight is the premiere of season four - the final season! - of 'Never Have I Ever,' she wrote on Instagram.

'Lang and I aren't going to be at the premiere (#wgastrong!) so it was really important that I tell our cast and crew how much I love them, and how sad I am not to be joining them.' 

The mother-of-two went on to say that 'the outpouring of love for the show has been the highlight of' her career. 

'It's so meaningful when someone comes up to me at the airport or CVS or wherever and tells me that they watch the show and feel seen,' the Ocean's 8 star added.

She concluded the post by writing that she is grateful to be able to 'get to do' what she loves and androlic-proviron 'work in Hollywood at all.'

'It sucks to miss all these fun and meaningful milestones, but it's a great example of what we are willing to sacrifice to be treated fairly,' she told her more than 6.5 million followers. 

Production on many shows, has come to a virtual standstill, including the late night talk shows. 

TV viewers may not feel the repercussions from the work stoppage until the fall, when new and r.

Following the Screen Actors Guild's decision to stand in solidarity with the Writers' Guild - which has been - numerous big-budget films that had been in the works were forced to shut down immediately.

Affected productions included the , as well as the Tom Hardy-led Venom 3.

Twisters - an update to the 1996 movie starring  - was also put on pause. TV series such as 's Euphoria were also not spared, with the show's season three pushed back to 2025.

And while Labor Day is only six weeks away, the delay in releasing affected projects could stretch to six months because of the work that goes into organizing the production of large movies and TV shows.  

For an industry that had already been struggling due to the rise of streaming, the closures come as particularly problematic.