American celebrities who have gone to Women's Marches

Miley Cyrus - Cyrus was touched by the energy of the crowd at the LA Women's March, stating, "The way I feel, standing here right now, is proud and honored to have shared this moment with all of you guys. To know that I'm not alone in this dream that we are going to see become reality brings me such hope."

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Gina Rodriguez - Rodriguez wore a T-shirt to the Los Angeles Women's March that read, "Torch your bra."

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Demi Lovato - The actress/singer expressed how honored they felt to be a part of the movement at the Los Angeles March.

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Tracee Ellis Ross and Yara Shahidi - The 'Blackish' actresses have become major feminist icons for women of color in recent years. At the Women's March in LA, Shahidi said, “It is through my character and characters like her that the barrier of racism, ageism, sexism and other -isms can be broken down.”

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Jamie Lee Curtis - The actress attended the LA Women's March carrying a sign that read, "What she said."

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Scarlett Johansson - During her speech at the Women's March on Washington, Johansson made the statement, "President Trump, I did not vote for you. That said, I respect that you are our President-elect and I want to be able to support you. But first I ask that you support me, support my sister, support my mother, support my best friends and all of all girlfriends."

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Regina Spektor - The singer-songwriter and pianist performed Bob Dylan's song 'Blowin' in the Wind' at the Los Angeles Women's March.

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Julianne Moore - Moore attended the Women's March in LA. The actress has won an Academy Award and two Golden Globes, among many others.

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Barbra Streisand - The legendary singer gave a moving speech at the LA Women's March, saying, "We will not sit by as our rights are stripped away. We will not hide as the freedoms of others are destroyed."

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Katy Perry - The pop star was seen with actress Ashley Judd at the Women's March in LA. She stood out from the crowd in a beret and bright pink jacket.

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Laverne Cox - The 'Orange Is the New Black' actress and LGBTQ activist made a speech at the Los Angeles Women's March.

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Julia Louis-Dreyfus - Dreyfus spoke at the Women's March in Los Angeles. The actress is best known for her roles on 'Seinfeld' and 'Veep.'

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Chelsea Handler - At the Women's March on Washington, the actress/comedian stated, "Yes, we experienced a setback, but the only thing you can do when you’ve been set back is to step forward and continue to fight."

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Kerry Washington - During her speech the actress stated, "When you go back home tonight... and you feel like 'Wow, there is an agenda at work to make me feel like I don't matter,' you matter."

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Natalie Portman - During the Los Angeles Women's March, Portman made a powerful speech. It concluded with the statement, "Thank you all for being here, and for showing our power to the world."

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Vanessa Hudgens - The actress proudly showed off a sign reading "I am woman, hear me roar!" at the Women's March in LA.

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Kesha and her mother Pebe Sebert - The pop star brought walked alongside her mother in the LA Women's March, holding a provocative sign.

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Jessica Biel - The actress proudly held up the iconic Shepard Fairey sign.

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Nick Offerman - The 'Parks and Recreation' star attended the 2017 Women's March. Offerman posted a photo of himself on Instagram in a crowd of fellow protesters with the hilarious caption, "I'm a nasty girl #WomensMarch."

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Madonna - During her speech at the Women's March in Washington, the singer stated, "We cannot fall into despair. As the poet, W.H. Auden once wrote on the eve of World War II: We must love one another or die. I choose love."

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Angela Davis - During the activist and author's speech, she said, "This is a country anchored in slavery and colonialism, which means for better or for worse the very history of the United States is a history of immigration and enslavement. Spreading xenophobia, hurling accusations of murder and r a p e and building walls will not erase history."

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Alicia Keys - The singer-songwriter and activist made a powerful speech at the Los Angeles Women's March.

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Amy Schumer - The comedian and producer regularly brings up issues of women's rights on her own show, 'Inside Amy Schumer.' She spoke at the Women's March in LA.

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Janelle Monáe - In her speech, the singer and actress said, "Continue to embrace the things that make you unique, even if it makes others uncomfortable. You are enough."

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America Ferrera - The actress took a shot at the president's strict immigration policies, saying, "The president is not America. His cabinet is not America. Congress is not America. We are America. And we are here to stay."

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Jessica Chastain -

The actress and film producer passed around buttons at the Women's March in LA.

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Charlize Theron - The actress and film producer attended the Sundance Women's March in Park City, Utah. She was spied marching alongside Chelsea Handler and other protesters.

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Jane Fonda and Debbie Allen - Fonda is an Academy Award-winning actress and a strong critic of Donald Trump. Allen is best-known for her role in the 1982 television musical series 'Fame.'

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Chrissy Teigen - The model marched in Washington with her ladies while hubby John Legend attended the Women's March in Park City, Utah.

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