Kapanlagi.com - The shocking victory of Donald Trump in the US presidential election last Tuesday has sparked a strong reaction from many Hollywood celebrities. Trump's victory over Kamala Harris, who was expected to gain broader support with the backing of several big names like Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez, and Bruce Springsteen, has disappointed many in the entertainment industry.
This defeat not only created disappointment but also anger from several prominent celebrities who voiced their dissent through social media. Some even called for resistance against the election results and expressed concerns about the future of women's rights and minority groups in America.
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After the election results were announced, many Hollywood celebrities immediately voiced their disappointment. Cardi B, who previously supported Kamala Harris's campaign, could not hide her anger in an Instagram video. "I hate y’all bad," she wrote in the caption of the video. Cardi also further emphasized her frustration by saying, "I’m really sad. I swear to God I’m really sad."
Oscar-winning actress Jamie Lee Curtis also did not stay silent. In a lengthy post on Instagram, she expressed her concerns about America's future. "It will be a return to a more restrictive, some fear draconian time," wrote Curtis, adding that it is time to "fight for women and our children and their futures."
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Trump's victory raised significant concerns about its impact on the rights of women and minority groups. Christina Applegate, star of Dead to Me, wrote on social media that her child was crying over the threatened loss of women's rights. "My child is sobbing because her rights as a woman may be taken away," she wrote, highlighting the deep emotional impact for many mothers in America.
Billie Eilish also voiced her concerns by posting a story on Instagram, stating that this election is "a war on women." Many other celebrities also spoke about how this election could undermine the progress made over the past few decades.
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Several celebrities have also voiced their views on the broader political climate and the future of democracy in America. Adam McKay, director of Don't Look Up, expressed his frustration with how the Democratic Party is managing their campaign, which he believes is ineffective. “Who would have guessed lying about Biden’s cognitive health for 2 yrs... wouldn’t be a winning strategy?” he wrote, indicating his dissatisfaction with the campaign strategies being employed.
Meanwhile, author Stephen King compared democracy to fragile, breakable items. "LOVELY TO LOOK AT, DELIGHTFUL TO HOLD, BUT ONCE YOU BREAK IT, THEN IT’S SOLD," he wrote, expressing his fears about the future of democracy in the country.
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However, although many feel disappointed, some celebrities choose to continue fighting and give hope. Wendell Pierce, an actor from The Wire, congratulated Kamala Harris on her campaign, but also reminded about the consequences of this election, especially regarding significant changes to the Supreme Court. "Elections have consequences," he wrote, warning that the legal system in the US will change drastically under Trump's leadership.
Viola Davis, an Oscar winner, also gave her full support to Harris, saying that she will always be proud of the courage shown by the Democratic candidate. "I am and will forever be proud," Davis wrote on social media.
Several Hollywood celebrities expressed their disappointment and anger after Trump won the election, such as Cardi B, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Billie Eilish. They expressed fears about the future of women's rights and minority groups under Trump's leadership.
Celebrities like Christina Applegate and Billie Eilish have expressed concerns about how Trump's victory could threaten women's rights, including the right to vote and the freedom to access healthcare services.
Some celebrities, like Wendell Pierce and Viola Davis, emphasize the importance of continuing to fight for the rights of women and minorities, even though many are disappointed with the election results.
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