Рок-музыканты, которые поддержали Women’s March

Не успел Дональд Трамп официально вступить в должность 45-го президента США, как в Вашингтоне, а также в 57 странах мира, прошел Women’s March – акция протеста, в которой приняли участие сотни тысяч женщин (и не только).

Начинающий глава государства пока никак не ущемлял права представительниц прекрасного пола, но предприимчивые американки решили продемонстрировать свою мощь.

Протестующие выступили за прогрессивные ценности, равноправие полов, одинаковый размер оплаты труда для мужчин и женщин, права представителей ЛГБТ-сообщества и мигрантов.
К акции присоединилось множество известных актрис, актеров и других деятелей поп-культуры.

Рок-музыканты тоже не остались в стороне. Они призывали фанатов поддержать марш, писали мятежные лозунги и публиковали фото с места событий в соцсетях.

Мы проследили за тем, кто и как вдохновлял американцев на великие дела.

— Хэйли Уильямс, вокалистка Paramore

https://twitter.com/yelyahwilliams/status/822839737836773378

— Адам Карсон, барабанщик AFI

On behalf of me and my unborn daughter, THANK YOU to everyone participating in today's #WomensMarch pic.twitter.com/2UXHaZFrYd

— Adam Carson (@AdamCarsonAFI) January 21, 2017

— Энтони Грин, певец

We stand with all our mothers , sisters ,and daughters today who are walking, and pushing back.… https://t.co/a82J1HiSFY

— anthony green (@AnthonyGreen) January 21, 2017

— Алекс Гаскарт, вокалист All Time Low

Sending my love and support to everyone marching today, wishing I could be there with you. Be safe. #WomensMarch

— Alexander William, Protector of the 9 Realms (@AlexAllTimeLow) January 21, 2017

— Джордан Пандик, вокалист New Found Glory

https://twitter.com/realjordanfg/status/822822272998264835?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

— Линн Гвинн, вокалистка PVRIS

https://twitter.com/LYNNGVNN/status/822833386611941376?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

— Флоренс Уэлч, вокалистка Florence and the Machine

.@womensmarch ?✊?✊?✊?✊?✊? pic.twitter.com/Kbl51SorgN

— florence welch (@florencemachine) January 21, 2017

— Брэндон Пэгано, гитарист Handguns

#BostonWomensMarch pic.twitter.com/PDsEROlNcN

— Brandon Pagano (@brandonpagano) January 21, 2017

— Билли Джо Армстронг, вокалист Green Day

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stand together!! from poland with love!! support our sisters! #millionwomanmarch !! #interupters @interrupstagram

A post shared by Billie Joe Armstrong (@billiejoearmstrong) on Jan 21, 2017 at 10:01am PST

— Линдси Уэй, гитаристка Mindless Self Indulgence

Strong women only scare weak men pic.twitter.com/LGUA63qyzO

— Lindsey Way (@lynzway) January 22, 2017

— Джерард Уэй, певец

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Proud. Inspired. Open to receive this great gift of defiance. We are in Los Angeles but she is in DC. We are thinking of her, we are thinking of you. Your purpose is strong, your message is sharp, and your voices are loud. Be safe. We wait for your return, but watch you on TV— better for knowing you and what you do, today and every day. Honored to remain your allies in the fight. Turned up. Tuned in. It only just begins. Love. #womensmarch #womensmarchdc

A post shared by Gerard Way (@gerardway) on Jan 21, 2017 at 9:25am PST

— Рэй Торо, музыкант

Great group of people here today. #WomensMarch pic.twitter.com/isgk9Iqo0H

— raytoro (@raytoro) January 21, 2017

— Лаура Джейн Грейс, вокалистка Against Me!

Proud to have been a part of #womensMarchOnChicago today. Radical to see so many people take to the streets today! pic.twitter.com/mRKFFZ82Jn

— Laura Jane Grace (@LauraJaneGrace) January 22, 2017

— Джо Троман, гитарист Fall Out Boy

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Just a couple two, three people here. It was pretty uplifting to be with 500,000 people who all feel how you feel. Such a positive experience. #womensmarch #womensmarchonwashington

A post shared by @ jtrohman on Jan 21, 2017 at 6:27pm PST

— Брайан МакДональд, гитарист PVRIS

https://twitter.com/BrivnMvc/status/822703650460024832?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

— Марк Хоппус, вокалист Blink-182

Shout out to my stepmom exercising her First Amendment rights and making her voice heard in Washington DC today. Be strong. Be safe. ??

— Ḿå℟₭ (@markhoppus) January 21, 2017

— Жюльен Бейкер, певица

helps to remember today the importance of the liberty we defend in the preservation of art as a powerful tool to challenge injustice

— Julien Baker (@julienrbaker) January 20, 2017

— Холзи, певица

Make sure to support your local #womensmarch! Cant wait to march with those of you who I'll see in Washington D.C. on Saturday.

— h (@halsey) January 19, 2017

— mewithoutYou

To all the women hitting the streets today to make your voices heard and presence felt — much love and respect ✌✌✌

— mewithoutYou (@mewithoutYou) January 21, 2017

— Минди Уайт, вокалистка Lydia

https://twitter.com/mindywhite/status/822841139514540032?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

— Келлин Куинн, вокалист Sleeping with Sirens

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As a father, as a son, I have so much respect for our women! Back this so hard!

A post shared by Kellin Quinn (@kellinquinn) on Jan 21, 2017 at 9:28am PST

— Ник Мартин, гитарист Sleeping with Sirens

Love my other half @mrsjennamartin. She’s a strong, loving, compassionate, & inspiring woman. Be safe today, be proud, be loud#WomensMarch

— Nick Martin (@nodirectioncasa) January 21, 2017

— Джоэл Мэдден, вокалист Good Charlotte

http://twitter.com/JoelMadden/status/822822111991341056?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

— Tegan And Sara

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#womensmarch

A post shared by Tegan and Sara (@teganandsara) on Jan 21, 2017 at 9:18am PST

— You Blew It

We'll be attending the Women's Rally in Orlando, standing in solidarity with those marching in D.C., NYC, & elsewhere.

— You Blew It (@youblewit) January 21, 2017

— Джефф Рознсток, певец