SZA's tee didn't mince words.
Tell Us How You Really Feel
Yara Shahidi spoke to the crowd at the LA Women's March alongside her TV mom Tracee Ellis Ross. The actress's real mom was also in attendance marching alongside her daughter.
Like TV Mother, Like TV Daughter
Yvette Nicole Brown called on a higher power.
Living On A Prayer
The Aduba sisters sided with Meryl.
Sister, Sister
Kerry Washington and Laverne Cox were fierce and amazing and refused to be silent.
Bada-- Black Girl Magic
Danielle Brooks and Kiersey Clemons raised their voices.
Loud And Proud
Janet Mock gave a powerful speech on intersectionality, inclusivity, and how these things can only make this movement stronger.
Words Of Resistance
Yvonne didn't let Sundance stop her from showing solidarity.
Let Me Be Great
Alicia Keys addressed the crowd with a powerful message, "We won't stop until we are heard!"
A Message To Everyone
Niecy Nash got down with Debbie Allen and Jamie Lee Curtis to an anthem by Helen Reddy.
Marching To An Anthem
Brandy, Kerry Washington, Alfre Woodard, and Jenifer Lewis teamed up for the march.
In The Company Of Amazing Women
Regina King joined the massive crowd of wonderful women and allies.
A Sea Of Strong Women
Tinashe brought attention to the things that matter.
We Will Not Be Silenced
Zendaya's tee got the message across.
The Shirt Says It All
LeToya Luckett marched for love and justice.
Why We March
Regina Hall showed solidarity with women across the country and the world and their right to do what they want with their bodies.
Marching For Autonomy
