By Celene Zavala For Dailymail.com
Published: 13:46 EST, 7 January 2018 | Updated: 16:40 EST, 7 January 2018
Many celebrities will be making a statement as they arrive wearing all black at the 75th Annual Golden Globes on Sunday.
And Reese Witherspoon – who is one of the actresses who have taken the Time's Up protest under her wing – encouraged not just celebrities, but viewers at home to also wear black in support of Hollywood's anti-sexual harassment movement.
A video shared on multiple social media platforms on Sunday, which included Reese alongside actresses; Brie Larson, Kerry Washington, Tessa Thompson, Rashida Jones, and Tracee Ellis Ross, showed the group of prominent stars standing together in hopes of change.
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Creating change: Reese Witherspoon – who is one of the actresses who have taken the Time's Up protest under her wing – encouraged not just celebrities, but viewers at home to also wear black in support of Hollywood's anti-sexual harassment movement
Standing in solidarity: Many celebrities will be making a statement as they arrive wearing all black at the 75th Annual Golden Globes on Sunday
Brie Larson shared the video on her Twitter account alongside the powerful caption: '#TIMESUP – Together we can end harassment, discrimination and abuse from the power imbalances we all face in the workplace. #WhyWeWearBlack and tell us why you stand with @TIMESUPNOW'.
Tracee Ross also wrote on her Instagram account: 'WE STAND WITH YOU ~ the women across the globe who have suffered discrimination and abuse because of the imbalance of power. swipe to watch full video.'
She continued her lengthy message: 'post pics and videos wearing black tomorrow with the hashtags #TimesUp and #WhyWeWearBlack, and tell us why you wear black and we’ll share!'
The daughter of Diana Ross lastly tagged her friend in the video: '@timesupnow @reesewitherspoon @rashidajones @brielarson @kerrywashington @tessamaethompson'.
Stand together: A video shared on multiple social media platforms on Sunday, which included Reese alongside actresses; Brie Larson, Kerry Washington, Tessa Thompson, Rashida Jones, and Tracee Ellis Ross, showed the group of prominent stars standing together in hopes of change
Powerful: Brie Larson shared the video on her Twitter account, alongside the powerful caption: '#TIMESUP – Together we can end harassment, discrimination and abuse from the power imbalances we all face in the workplace. #WhyWeWearBlack and tell us why you stand with @TIMESUPNOW'
In the powerful video, the group of women tell viewers: 'However you choose to participate- you can get dressed up in a gown if you want. We're accepting PJ's and sweats too.'
Reese includes watching the Golden Globes protest with friends, while Tracee mentions to watch together in support of 'standing together'.
The actresses end the video by encouraging everyone watching at home – who wear black- to snap a picture of themselves while using the hashtag '#TimesUp' in order to create 'systemic change'.
Reese is not the only actress to take the lead initiative on the Time's Up movement.
Desperate Housewives alum, Eva Longoria, has also made plans to lead the Time's Up protest on the red carpet.
Eva shared a message on her Instagram account earlier this week: 'I stand with women across every industry to say #TIMESUP on abuse, harassment, marginalization and underrepresentation. @TIMESUPNOW.'
Packing a punch: She continued her lengthy message: 'post pics and videos wearing black tomorrow with the hashtags #TimesUp and #WhyWeWearBlack, and tell us why you wear black and we’ll share!
The movement: The daughter of Diana Ross lastly tagged her friend in the video: '@timesupnow @reesewitherspoon @rashidajones @brielarson @kerrywashington @tessamaethompson'
The statistics: The actresses end the video by encouraging everyone watching at home – who wear black- to snap a picture of themselves while using the hashtag '#TimesUp' in order to create 'systemic change'
Joining forces: Reese is not the only actress to take the lead initiative on the Time's Up movement
Eva also shared a Boomerang video of herself alongside Natalie Portman as the to sported Time's Up black T-shirts.
Eva wrote: 'Hey guys you can join the @timesupnow movement too! Tomorrow just wear black and post your photo, video, story and tag #TIMESUP to say TIMESUP on the imbalance of power in the workplace!'
The actress also encouraged her 4Million followers for donations to support the Time's Up legal fund, which helps women and men who have experienced sexual harassment, assault, or abuse in the workplace while in pursuit of their careers.
The Black Swan star, Natalie Portman – who recently joined Instagram – has dedicated her account to the movement.
Natalie's first post was a photo of a Time's Up quote next to the caption, 'Everyone’s resolution for the year: No more accepting sexual harassment and inequality at work as normal. It’s not normal #TIMESUP'.
Back in black! Desperate Housewives alum, Eva Longoria, has also made plans to lead the Time's Up protest on the red carpet
Pointing out facts! Eva shared a message on her Instagram account earlier this week: 'I stand with women across every industry to say #TIMESUP on abuse, harassment, marginalization and underrepresentation'
Getting involved! The actress also encouraged her 4Million followers for donations to support the Time's Up legal fund, which helps women and men who have experienced sexual harassment, assault, or abuse in the workplace and while in pursuit of their careers
Joining the team: Natalie Portman's first post was a photo of a Time's Up quote next to the caption, 'Everyone’s resolution for the year: No more accepting sexual harassment and inequality at work as normal. It’s not normal #TIMESUP'
As the Golden Globes approach, multiple stars share their stories and views before heading out on the red carpet.
Comedian and actress Amy Schumer wrote on Instagram: 'And for getting more women into leadership roles. It’s been found that sexual harassment training doesn’t work but having women in positions of power does.
'We want to help women in all industries fight for their right to feel safe at work. Especially low wage jobs where abuse is rampant. Please consider donating to the @timesupnow legal defense fund to help women without the means to help themselves. Link in bio.'
Amy continued: 'Please post today and wear black with these hashtags #whywewearblack #timesupnow'
The Trainwreck star didn't end there, she also made sure to show support for former E! News correspondent Cat Sadler, who quit the entertainment company due to unequal pay compared to her male colleague.
Amy ended: 'also stand up for @iamcattsadler and ask @eentertainment why she wasn’t getting equal pay! #imwithcattsad'
Friends supporting friends: Eva made sure to repost her friend Rosaria Dawson's video encouraging everyone across the world to wear black in solidarity
Pay gap: Amy Schumer made sure to show support for former E! News correspondent Cat Sadler, who quit the entertainment company due to unequal pay compared to her male colleague
Star-studded event: As the Golden Globes approach, multiple stars share their stories and views before heading out on the red carpet
Also joining the powerful movement was Big Little Lies star, Shailene Woodley, who snapped a quick video in bed before heading off and getting ready for the Golden Globes.
Shailene told fans: 'Today we are choosing to wear black to stand in solidarity with women across life and all industries.'
She continued: 'Times up on the imbalance of power, on inequality, and spread compassion and empathy.'
The actress – who is nominated for Best Supporting Actress in her HBO series – encouraged everyone to participate to promote solidarity and healing.
Pop icon Madonna and songstress Pink also showed their support for the Time's Up protest by wearing black and posting photos of themselves on their Instagram using the viral hashtag.
As the list of stars who will be sporting all-black ensembles grow, not all stars will be part of the Time's Up protest.
Healing: Also joining the powerful movement was Big Little Lies star, Shailene Woodley, who snapped a quick video in bed before heading off and getting ready for the Golden Globes
A growing bond: Reese encourages many to watch the Golden Globes protest with friends, while Tracee mentions to watch together in support of 'standing together'
Ending the silence! Madonna joined the movement by posting a selfie alongside the caption:' I’ve been saying this for years!!!! Finally some solidarity! #timesup #itsabouttime #revolutionoflove'
Fighting for equality: As the list of stars who will be sporting all-black ensembles grow, not all stars will be part of the Time's Up protest
Coming along for the ride! Songstress Pink also showed her support for the Time's Up protest by wearing black and posting photos of herself on Instagram using the viral hashtag
West World actress Evan Rachel Wood told TMZ, 'I think it's really cool that a lot of people want to wear black. That's their way of expressing themselves and expressing the protest.'
She later gave her opinion about actors who do not decide to wear black while on the red carpet, 'I don't think that makes you a monster, as long as you know there's other way you can get involved.'
Evan has gone publicly about expressing ways victims can out predators.
The actress wrote on twitter: 'Hey! Persons' attending the #GoldenGlobes this Sun,' she tweeted. 'If you see a predator but dont feel you can say anything publicly, gather a handful of people and make a circle around them. The room will know.'
She claimed the idea would work in one of two ways: by identifying sex pests; or at least making them too afraid to turn up.
The 75th Annual Golden Globes will air on NBC on Sunday at 5PM.
West World actress Evan Rachel Wood told TMZ , 'I think it's really cool that a lot of people want to wear black. That's their way of expressing themselves and expressing the protest'
Powerful approach! She claimed the idea would work in one of two ways: by identifying sex pests; or at least making them too afraid to turn up
The time in now! The 75th Annual Golden Globes will air on NBC on Sunday at 5PM
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