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Celebrities march for women’s rights

Scarlett Johansson at the Women’s March on Washington

Jane Fonda and Miley Cyrus in Los Angeles

Madonna in DC

Chloe Grace Moretz in Washington

Alicia Keys and Janelle Monae in Washington

Sen. Elizabeth Warren in Boston

Rebecca Hall in London

Marcia Gay Harden taking a selfie with Jane Fonda

America Ferrera in DC

Rev. Jesse Jackson and Cher in Washington

John Legend in Park City

Maria Bello in Park City

Laura Dern in Park City

Gloria Steinem, center right, greeting protesters at the barricades before speaking at the Women’s March on Washington

Jake Gyllenhaal and sister Maggie Gyllenhaal in DC

Adult film actress Jessica Drake, attorney Gloria Allred, Summer Zervos and Former Miss Utah Temple Taggart in Washington

Jennifer Beals, Chelsea Handler and Charlize Theron in Park City, Utah, during the Sundance Film Festival

Ashley Judd in Washington

Sophia Bush and Amy Schumer in Washington

Michael Moore in DC

Chrissy Teigen in Washington

Sen. Cory Booker and Katy Perry in DC

Carrie Black in Washington

Jessica Chastain in DC

Van Jones in DC

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14 responses to “Celebrities march for women’s rights”

  1. Carl Shifferd Avatar
    Carl Shifferd

    I support women’s rights.

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    Hello. fantastic job. I did not expect this. This is a great story. Thanks!

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  4. Hassan

    Very nice of them. It’s a duty of every man and woman.

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  5. Ada

    This shouldn’t attract appluase because women deserve more than that a long long years before.

    Reply
  6. July

    One of my favourite articles here. The world will certainly be a better place when women’s rights are respected.

    Reply
  7. Hanna

    Someone suggested your website to me and visiting has been a good experience.

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  8. Jag

    I celebrate women everyday, even those that are not worth our celebrations. Only because they’re God’s creation.

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  9. Rebecca

    Thumbs up for supporting women’s rights.

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  10. Aria

    A march for women’s rights is worth supporting. They deserve all the best just like their mail counterparts. Unfortunately, archaic traditions and customs, together with male ego around the world seem to have made it impossible. Who knows? With time, all these pain could be a thing of the past

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  11. Gurgaon

    The march is long overdue. Women’s rights should be a priority to every government, even in Muslim-majority nations.

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  12. X Factor

    How far can they go?

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  13. Fcebook

    Women’s rights every time. Are these women deserving of the rights they call for? Or are they looking for more backup for them to rub shoulders with menfolks, claiming God-given rights?

    Reply
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