20 Celebrities Who Participated in the Women’s March 2018

The day after Donald Trump was inaugurated last year, hundreds of thousands of women from all over the country (and the world!) showed up to the Women’s March to protest his brand-new presidency. Though this year’s big event is on Sunday in Las Vegas, cities around the US still saw large crowds turn out to march against sexism and racism on Saturday. According to InStyle, the rally that kicked off the 2018 Women’s March in Los Angeles featured Viola Davis, Natalie Portman, and Allison Janney. Other celebs who showed up to march in LA include Mila Kunis, Elizabeth Banks, and Eva Longoria.

Of course, there were a higher concentration of celebrities in their hometown of LA than some other cities, but New York City also saw some familiar famous faces, as did Park City, Utah, and Atlanta, Georgia, where Alyssa Milano marched.

This year’s marches come during a time when many stars have been exceptionally vocal about sexual misconduct and equal pay in their industry. The resurgence of #MeToo opened the floodgates for women in Hollywood to share stories of sexual harassment, and later, several hundred women in Hollywood created TIME’S UP in support of low-income women who are victims.

Here’s a look at photos shared by some of the celebrities who marched for equality today.

1. Superstar actress Eva Longoria came out to March in Los Angeles. Longoria spoke out about sexual abuse against women recently at the Golden Globes, and continued her support of women this weekend.

2. Amber Tamblyn, who has been a driving force behind the #TimesUp movement, marched in New York with a huge group of people sporting Time’s Up shirts.

3. Amy Schumer was one of the people marching with Tamblyn. Broadway vet Laura Benanti (Schumer’s costar in Meteor Shower) joined them along the way, too.

4. Actress Piper Perabo posted photos from the NYC march in Columbus Circle. Thousands of marchers had already gathered in New York by the time Perabo shared her Twitter pic.

5. Actress and activist Patricia Arquette also made an appearance at the NYC march.

6. Alyssa Milano, who has been an outspoken advocate against sexual assault and gender inequality during the resurgence of #MeToo, spoke at the march in Atlanta, Georgia. Milano also snapped a photo with Stacey Abrams, a candidate for governor in Georgia.

7. Actress Elizabeth Banks announced that she’d be marching in Los Angeles.

8. Chloe Grace Moretz joined the rally in snowy Park City, Utah.

9. Singer Cyndi Lauper posted multiple signs from the NYC march.

10. Actress Jamie Chung joined the march in LA.

11. Krysten Ritter wore a “GRL POWER” sweatshirt to join the march.

12. Kathryn Hahn was photographed at the march in Park City, Utah.

13. Maria Bello got emotional as she listened to speakers at the Park City event.

14. Rachel Bilson shared a #WomensMarch selfie in her Instagram stories.

15. Rose McGowan, who has been a leading voice against sexual misconduct (and especially against Harvey Weinstein), shared a photo of a sign from one of the marches.

16. Viola Davis addressed the crowd (of more than 500,000 people!) in LA.

17. Drew Barrymore marched for her daughters, Olive and Frankie.

18. Actress Bethany Joy Lenz adorned herself with buttons before marching in LA.

19. Felicity Huffman posed with Eva Longoria at the LA march.

20. Ashton Kutcher posted a selfie with wife Mila Kunis from the march in LA.

Did you march today? Tell us on Twitter @BritandCo.

(photos via ANGELA WEISS/AFP/Getty Images + Rachel Bilson/Instagram Stories + Rose McGowan/Instagram Stories)