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Celebs wear blue ribbon to protest Trump's travel ban
February 26, 2017byEditorialEditorial
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Celebs wear blue ribbon to protest Trump's travel ban

Los Angeles, Feb 27: Celebrities including Ruth Negga and Barry Jenkins registered protest against US President Donald Trump's travel ban at the 89th Academy Awards ceremony here by wearing blue ribbons.

A number of Oscar nominees have thrown their support behind the organisation who first challenged Trump's travel ban. he award gala was held at Dolby Theatre. 

The blue ribbon represents the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and is part of their new initiative titled Stand With ACLU. rish-Ethiopian star Ruth Negga, who is up for Best Actress for her role in "Loving", was first on the red carpet and sported the political accessory on her red Valentino dress, reports telegraph.co.uk.
 
Negga was followed by the "Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda and his mother who both wore the pin. Miranda is nominated for writing music and lyrics for "How far I'll go" from animated movie "Moana".
 
Director of best film nominee "Moonlight", Barry Jenkins, was also spotted with the blue bow pinned to his suit. The ACLU was among the first to launch a legal challenge following Trump's travel ban, which bars people from seven Muslim-majority countries entering America.
 
Other stars with blue ribbons were, Karlie Kloss, Casey Affleck and Benj Pasek.
 
 

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