Roe V. Wade

”For women, our rights, how the world treats us, gender roles and our overall place in society isn’t just news it’s something we deal with every single day, sometimes loudly and sometimes quietly,” says the video's director.

Dead & Company displayed images of protestors and the message ”SAVE OUR RIGHTS,” while Rage Against The Machine used their first show in 11 years to call to ”ABORT THE SUPREME COURT” and highlight the price of forced birth.

Proceeds from the show and single will go to The Brigid Alliance, which provides logistical support, including travel, food, lodging, and childcare, for people seeking abortions.

“It feels good to be in a safe space after yesterday,” Bully's Alicia Bognanno said at Nashville Pride. “We got to look out for each other because we're all we got. The Supreme Court sure as hell isn't.”

Tons of Americans are also taking to the streets and social media to voice their dissent.

”Godspeed for women’s rights,” Kendrick yelled during ”Savior.” ”They judge you, they judge Christ!”

“Honey“ was pretty sweet at Glastonbury.

NYC's Pride March returned on Sunday (6/26) for its first in person, full capacity edition since 2019's WorldPride

2022’s theme was Dykes for Trans Liberation, and following the Supreme Court’s Friday decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, many carried signs calling for abortion access and blasting the court.

Politicians including Governor Kathy Hochul and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Ortez addressed protestors at Union Square.