Pop star Madonna took a wipe to The Trump government Wave of Executive Orders with a social media messy made in solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community.
“It is so sad to see how our new government slowly dismantled all the freedoms we have fought, slowly dismantling them and won over the years,” the 66-year-old singer wrote in an x ​​message On Tuesday.
After she had added a pride flag and broken heart emojis, she concluded the post by encouraging her fans: “Do not give up the fight!”
The “Material Girl” and “Vogue” Singer’s Post came hours after Trump signed an executive order With the title ‘Prioritization of military excellence and readyness’, which remembers transgender Americans from serving in the army.
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Madonna has been a distinct Trump critic for years. (Nicholas Hunt via Getty Images)
Last week Trump also signed an executive order that only recognized two sexes – male and female – in all areas of the federal government, also that the government adheres to biological sex instead of gender.
Conservatives praised the move like a ‘return to common sense’, but critics met the decision with control.
Madonna, who has been a pronounced advocate for the LGBTQ+ community in the past, was also a pronounced critic of Trump during his first term of office.
In 2017, she a speech of religion During the Women’s March in Washington, DC, shortly after Trump took the office for his first term.
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“I thought a lot about blowing up the White House,” she said at the time, before she added that she “knows that this will not change.”
The Soundbite made the headlines and earned anger among those in the corner of Trump. After Trump defeated former State Secretary Hillary Clinton in November 2016, Madonna said his victory “Felt like someone died.”
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“It wasn’t a bad dream I had,” she added and said they “wanted to rain on (Trump’s) parade.”
