Madonna and several other international celebrities protest against the Trump administration on social networks

The day after the inauguration of Donald Trump, several American and international stars took to social networks to highlight their pain and their disagreement with the hateful measures put in place by the new president.

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Madonna

Madonna is not used to keeping her emotions quiet and it is on her Instagram story that she has chosen to let the world know how she feels since the inauguration of Donald Trump. To do this, the singer chose to deliver a tribute to Martin Luther King, who would have celebrated his birthday on January 15, and who was recognized for his non-violent struggle against segregation and for peace.

“I prefer to focus on what we have to be grateful for. Great leaders like Martin Luther King. Courageous leaders who truly fought for love. Not for separation, degradation or violent threats of any kind towards anyone,” the star writes.

Lili Reinhart

The actress of RiverdaleLili Reinhart also used the words of Martin Luther King who said “I have decided to stick to love. Hatred is too heavy a burden to bear.” She added “A real man who spread love. No fear, hatred, racism and misogyny. She also relayed the quote from the journalist from Vanity FairKatie Herchenroeder: “As a new Trump era begins, I reflect on what men now allow themselves to write online, the women – old and young – who read their words, and how a wave of Virtual misogyny spreads into schools, offices and bedrooms.”

Chrishell Stause

The star of the reality TV series Sun to spare, Chrishell Stause, who is married to G Flip, a person who identifies as non-binary, has been most outspoken on Instagram. “He knew what he was doing. This man disgusts me. This will be it,” she wrote under the screenshot of Elon Musk’s Nazi salute.

Bella Ramsey

The star of the series The Last of Us, who identifies as a non-binary person, also turned to the words of Martin Luther King to get her message across. “We need leaders who are not in love with money, but in love with justice. Not in love with advertising but in love with humanity.”

There is Martin

Canadian personality from the world of humor and television, Mae Martin made an emotional publication following Donald Trump’s statements towards non-binary and trans people. “Sending love to everyone. I am 100% sure that I exist independent of any executive order. #inaugurationday”