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It’s just Donald J. Trump’s third day in office and it’s clear that nobody likes him. The large #WomenMarch outnumbered his inaugrual crowd, left a wall of feminist signs outside The White House, and was participated in by many celebrities including Madonna, Katy Perry, Miley Cyrus, and Rihanna. That’s the reason why they couldn’t perform at your inaugural, Mr. President.
Rihanna, like any other common citizen, joined protesters outside Trump Tower. She was chanting, “My body, my choice” and “Welcome to your first day, we will not go away” along with some dabbing. Why? Because Rihanna.
The time I got off a plane from Australia, headed to Trump Tower & ended up protesting next to @rihanna. #WMNYC #WomensMarch #Rihanna pic.twitter.com/rqeJmU590X
— Laura von Holt (@vonHottie) January 22, 2017
she's the realest of the real, and she knows how we feel! @rihanna pic.twitter.com/totpVfqA19
— ⌷ ffs kid ⌷ (@thvtkidcourt) January 22, 2017
The singer’s outfit of choice for the protest was also of note with a pink ensemble: a tutu, a cap, and a hoodie that says “This p***y grabs back.” She completed the look with jeans, pink heels, leather gloves that showed off chrome nails, and a coat. When you have something to say,you’ve got to say it in style, honey .
Rihanna followed up with a post of her in a shirt that says “We all should be feminists.” Preach it, Rih!
The #WomensMarch in Washington D.C. is reported to be the biggest protest in American history, with an estimated 2.9 million participants, marching from coast to coast. That’s not even counting how worlwide, similar protests were held, upholidng women’s rights and in disgust of Trump’s administration.
[Mashable]
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