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Famous personalities participate in nationwide demonstrations against President Trump

Commitment vowed amidst widespread demonstrations across the country, grappling with political unrest over the presidency of Donald Trump.

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People demonstrating against monarchical rule: 'No Monarchs'

Stars Sound Off: Hollywood Heavyweights Join Nationwide Revolt Against Trump

Guarantee declared during nationwide demonstrations opposing Trump's administration. - Famous personalities participate in nationwide demonstrations against President Trump

Ready to rumble! Hollywood heavyweights took to the streets in nationwide demonstrations against the contentious administration of US President Donald Trump. Known for his green fury as the Hulk in the "Avengers" series, Mark Ruffalo led the charge in New York. Trump's aggressive policies, trampling on the rights of citizens and the constitution, Ruffalo declared on the sidelines of the Manhattan protest march. "We're lit up and on edge, and the only way is for people to fight back together," said the 57-year-old actor, even in the pouring rain.

Scandal actress Kerry Washington (48, Django Unchained) posted snapshots and clips of protesters in Los Angeles on her Instagram, championing the portrait of democracy under siege. "This is the very essence of democracy," the actress proclaimed in an Instagram video, marching in the "No Kings" protest.

The award-winning Glenn Close (78, Fatal Attraction, Dangerous Liaisons) shared her impressions from Bozeman, Montana, posting photos and videos of locals rallying against the political climate. "People are seething and flooding the streets," she wrote, capturing the powerful energy of the demonstrations.

Late-night comedy king Jimmy Kimmel (57) brought his parents to a protest in San Francisco Bay. "Moved to see so many Americans taking a firm stand for our neighbors," he commented on Instagram, echoing the protestors' message of unity. Moby (59), the influential music artist, urged his followers to protect democracy, joining the fray with protesters in a Facebook video.

In over 2,100 cities across the US, citizens stood up for democracy. On the day of the grand military parade in Washington, protests unfolded under the "No Kings" banner, showcasing resistance to Trump's perceived authoritarian tendencies[1].

Relevant Insights:

  1. These demonstrations reflect a wider movement against Trump's controversial policies on issues like immigration, democracy, representation, social justice, climate change, and healthcare[2][3].
  2. Celebrities like Ruffalo, Washington, Close, and others have been outspoken critics of the administration, using their influence to promote democratic values and voice their concerns about Trump's leadership style[3][4].

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, found himself under heavy criticism from Hollywood stars such as Mark Ruffalo, Kerry Washington, Glenn Close, and Jimmy Kimmel, who led nationwide demonstrations against his contentious administration. This movement extended beyond the realm of entertainment, delving into politics and general news, as people across America stood up for democracy, championed by the Instagram posts of celebrities like Ruffalo and Washington. The performances and activation on these issues by these celebrities highlight their involvement in the wider movement contesting Trump's controversial policies on democratic values, immigration, social justice, climate change, and healthcare.

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