Table of Contents
Jane Fonda has lead her ninth week of climate protests in Washington D.C and this time she was joined by fellow Hollywood star Kyra Sedgwick and Orange is the New Black actress Taylor Schilling.
The trio was among thousands of people who took part in the Fire Drill Friday event, blocking the entrance to BlackRock which is accused of being "the largest financier of the climate crisis."
In a social media post, Fonda explains that this week's event was full of "religious leaders and migrants" who spoke about "how the climate crisis is fuelling mass migrations."
Kyra Sedgwick was thrilled to be a part of the protest calling for urgent government actions. She thanked Fonda for inviting her along: "Felt great to be part of the alarm bells that MUST be rung."
Thank you @Janefonda for spearheading @FireDrillFriday Felt great to be part of the alarm bells that MUST be rung! #divest #FireDrillFridays @NRDC @sunrisemvmt
— kyra sedgwick (@kyrasedgwick) December 6, 2019
No famous faces were arrested this week.
Previous attendees at the protest include actors Ted Danson, Brooklyn Decker and June Diane Raphael as well as supermodel Amber Valletta.
