Stars Take a Stand: A-Listers Hit the Streets in Protests Against Trump's Policies
Commitment vowed amidst widespread demonstrations across the nation, opposing the administration of Trump - Famous personalities participate in widespread demonstrations voicing opposition to President Trump.
When it comes to making their voices heard, Hollywood heavyweights sure know how to put their money where their mouth is! Iconic stars took to the streets nationwide, standing in solidarity against the controversial policies put forth by President Donald Trump.
Mark Ruffalo, our beloved Hulk from the "Avengers" films, led the charge in New York City. "Call our current leader whatever you like, but I call him a tyrant," Ruffalo declared to reporters at the Manhattan march. "His reckless and dictatorial actions trample on the rights of American citizens, violation of the very Constitution we hold dear." Amidst the pouring rain, Ruffalo joined forces with fellow protesters, sending a powerful message that echoed through the city streets.
Kerry Washington, star of "Scandal" and "Django Unchained," took to the social media platform, Instagram, to share images and videos of the Los Angeles protests. "This is democracy at its finest," Washington exclaimed in a passionate video, marching alongside fellow protesters in the "No Kings" rally.
Glenn Close (78), known for her roles in "Fatal Attraction" and "Dangerous Liaisons," broadcasted her perspective from Bozeman, Montana. "The people of this nation are outraged, and they're tirelessly taking to the streets," Close expressed, sharing photos and videos of the protests in her hometown.
Late-night comedian and talk show host Jimmy Kimmel (57) brought his parents to a protest in the San Francisco area. "I'm overwhelmed by the number of Americans rising up to make a stand for one another," Kimmel shared on Instagram. "#NoKings," he captioned his post, prayerfully expressing a call to unity and love. Moby (59), the talented musician, took to his social media to rally his followers: "We must stand united to safeguard our democracy!"
Thousands of cities across the US played host to these powerful demonstrations. In Washington DC, on the day of a pompous military parade, residents gathered under the banner "No Kings," voicing their outrage over what they perceived as Trump's authoritarian demeanor.
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- Apart from Mark Ruffalo and Kerry Washington, other Hollywood stars like Glenn Close, Jimmy Kimmel, and Moby also showed their support against President Donald Trump's policies, participating in demonstrations across various cities in the United States.
- The entertainment industry, often associated with pop-culture and general-news, has become a platform for celebrities to voice their opinions about politics, with many speaking out against the government's policies.
- Not limited to New York and Los Angeles, the demonstrations against Trump's policies were held in numerous cities across the United States, including Washington DC, San Francisco, and even smaller cities like Bozeman, Montana.
