Stars have come out in full force to support the latest Twitter social movement: #YesAllWomen.
The hashtag was originally a response to the Santa Barbara shootings over the weekend and has since reached over 1 million tweets.
#YesAllWomen has prompted men and women alike to share their thoughts on misogyny, sexual harassment, women's rights and sexism as a whole.
The movement was first sparked after videos made by Elliot Rodger, who police say killed six people on Saturday before taking his own life, surfaced on YouTube. In the videos, the 22-year-old is shown venting his frustrations with being a virgin as well as his hatred towards the opposite sex.
Hollywood immediately jumped on board the social media movement, either sharing their own harrowing stories or showing support by tweeting the hashtag.
Girls' Lena Dunham was one of the first celebs to post about a scary experience she faced in school, saying, "I wish I hadn't seen the shooter's videos. In high school a very disturbed boy told me if I didn't choose to love him he would make me, followed by a series of graphic threats…"
She continued, "My school handled it very quickly and never questioned how I'd 'provoked' him and it told me that I matter. I wish that for every woman."
Below are other celebs who've spoken out via Twitter in support of the #YesAllWomen movement:
As a woman & a mom of 2 girls & 2 boys. Their futures will be better when both genders come together to respect for the other. #YesAllWomen
? Maria Shriver (@mariashriver) May 27, 2014
I've been off twitter all day... Just now reading the #YesAllWomen tweets. Powerful. Very powerful.
? kerry washington (@kerrywashington) May 25, 2014
#YesAllWomen bc it's tedious & enraging to be dismissed & mocked when calling out overt sexism in male friends conversations with me.
? Martha Plimpton (@MarthaPlimpton) May 27, 2014
#YesAllWomen Because recognition of human dignity elevates all of us.
? James Van Der Beek (@vanderjames) May 26, 2014
I shouldn't have to hold my car keys in hand like a weapon & check over my shoulder every few seconds when I walk at night #YesAllWomen
? Sophia Bush (@SophiaBush) May 25, 2014
The cops who asked me "Well, what were you wearing?" when I reported an attack and attempted rape. #YesAllWomen
? Aimee Mann (@aimeemann) May 25, 2014