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Lady Gaga joins the protest against Donald Trump’s win

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Lady Gaga has joined the  protest against Donald Trump winning the election, blaming him for “chaos across the USA”.

Last night, protests and riots erupted across the US after Hillary Clinton lost the presidential race to Republican candidate Donald Trump. As the IBTimes reports, there were demonstrations seen at many college campuses in the US. The world of music largely responded in shock and horror – before Gaga herself took to the streets to protest outside Trump Tower in NYC.

Gaga was then seen continuing her protests well into the night, as well as taking to Twitter to fight for the cause of the black and LGBTQ communities, calling for progress to not be abandoned.

 

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“Stand up for kindness, equality, and love,” she wrote. “Nothing will stop us.”

Gaga continued: “I hope any scared people today remember that the social change you achieved these past eight years is still in tact and we will protect it.”

“The chaos in USA is the result of Trump’s irresponsible campaigning. He is not a role model, look at this mess he created,” she tweeted.

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