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People across the globe made their voices heard during Saturday’s (Jan. 21) Women’s March protests, and members of the dance music community were no exception. As hundreds of thousands of protesters marched throughout the country for women’s rights, many who couldn’t make it showed their solidarity and appreciation through social media.
Here are some dance music artists’ reactions to the events.
The future is you. The future is us! We must stand together for equality and fight for our goddamn rights!
— DUA LIPA (@DUALIPA) January 21, 2017
#trump must be furious to know that his tiny inauguration was upstaged by 4,000,000 women and the men who love and respect them. pic.twitter.com/4XJAXWLqDQ
— moby XⓋX (@thelittleidiot) January 22, 2017
The turnout for the #womensmarch across America and the entire world has been amazing. Literally MILLIONS of people marched, dwarfing #trump and his tiny inauguration. So thank you, as today was the first time since the election that I’ve felt honest hope. (Plus @obeygiant and I got to DJ before Jane Fonda and Barbra Streisand spoke..).
A photo posted by moby XⓋX (@moby) on Jan 21, 2017 at 2:40pm PST
the millions of women marching today are so incredibly inspiring. women are our future. men need to assist them or get out of the way
— moby XⓋX (@thelittleidiot) January 21, 2017
This is the first damn day since the election that I’ve felt hopeful.
— The Black Madonna (@blackmadonnachi) January 22, 2017
Hundreds of miles from here, while I walked in Chicago, my grandmother “marched” in a wheelchair. What an incredible feeling.
— The Black Madonna (@blackmadonnachi) January 21, 2017
To be a part of the #womensmarch in my city and with the world is something I will always treasure.
— The Black Madonna (@blackmadonnachi) January 21, 2017
He asked me to take his picture. The kids are alright. #womensmarch
A photo posted by The Black Madonna (@blackmadonnachi) on Jan 21, 2017 at 11:06am PST
My whole body is still buzzing from the march yesterday. Such a peaceful and inspiring experience. Thank you to everyone who marched. —
— h (@halsey) January 22, 2017
What happened today was beautiful #womensmarch
— Dillon Francis (@DILLONFRANCIS) January 22, 2017
A QUARTER MILLION PEOPLE came out today for the #womensmarchla INSANE MORNING–proud to be… https://t.co/L1p63V6WTc pic.twitter.com/Knzh1UxtQo
— POSSO (@PossoUniverse) January 21, 2017
I cannot express this enough. I really really feel this. (via @MintzPlasse) pic.twitter.com/UqXAlp9ngq
— Alison Wonderland (@awonderdj) January 21, 2017
Unfortunately I wasn’t anywhere near a #womensmarch this weekend but woke up this morning feeling pretty fucking powerful. pic.twitter.com/836UGNAkof
— Nina Las Vegas (@ninalasvegas) January 22, 2017
Where are the millions of women from #WomensMarch 2 days later as men take away women’s rights worldwide? https://t.co/3AuetA6oRw
— Tommie Sunshine (@tommiesunshine) January 23, 2017
the world is nothing without women
— Manila Killa (@manilakilla) January 21, 2017
Wish I wasn’t flying so I could go out and protest —-
— ₵Γ◬☡€ (@CRAZEARONI) January 21, 2017
Source: Billboard
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