The Most Powerful Celebrity Responses To The #BlackLivesMatter Protests

Former President of the United States Barack Obama, his wife Michelle, Oprah, Ellen DeGeneres, Serena Williams and countless others are banding together to make sure this movement does not go unheard.

The Queen Bee herself, an idol to millions, has chimed in on the movement. "We're broken and we're disgusted, we cannot normalize this pain. No more senseless killings of human beings. No more seeing people of color as less than human. We can no longer look away."

She has linked petitions for changes on her website, the comments filled with grateful supporters like Uzo Aduba who said "That's RIGHT" and the BET Instagram simply saying "Thank you."

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Easily one of the most influential figures of the public, the wise and big-hearted Oprah Winfrey has been speaking out to make sure George Floyd's name goes un-forgotten and has a far-reaching purpose. Now she is speaking about the core issues that must be addressed in her weekly program.

"There can't be a moving forward until there is an acknowledgment of what has actually occurred and continues to occur systemically in this country."

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Sports Hall-of-Famer Serena Williams has posted a heart-wrenching video of a brave little girl expressing what thousands are feeling and screaming. 

"I can’t and still can’t find the words to say or express how sad I feel.... but she found them for me. She found them for so many of us. A lot of us are numb... lost for words... I know I am. "

Al Roker has been speaking very candidly about what it is like to raise a child of color in America and posted this touching video of his special needs son that brought Al peace.

"I've got an almost 18-year-old son, and I've had to have this conversation with him. If you're stopped by the police, you are polite, you are quiet, you just say yes, you say no, you don't get belligerent. I don't breathe a sigh of relief until Nick walks in that door because I am afraid of what could happen. He's in this New York City subway system, police officer, something happens, and I think this [death of George Floyd] brought that to a head."

Former President of the United States Barack Obama has been a great leader in the times where the country really needed it. His wise words and clear message unite as no one else can.

"If we want to bring about real change, then the choice isn't between protest and politics. We have to do both. We have to mobilize to raise awareness, and we have to organize and cast our ballots to make sure that we elect candidates who will act on reform."

Actor, comedian and musician Jamie Foxx has always been a loud voice for the oppressed. Now he is posting the images of the recent victims of police brutality and is even personally visiting with California members of government like SF Mayor London Breed to "Push for real change!!"

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Ellen wears her heart on her sleeve and posted a video of her trying to put her emotion into words. Ellen is a proud activist and encourages those who feel the same to "Sign a petition. Make a donation. Get informed. Make a phone call." with links to places to do exactly that.

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Open-minded actress Reese Witherspoon has done what many are unaware is important. She has committed herself to "Getting educated about bias and racism" and insisting fans do their part and vote for leaders who will make change and reform from the inside out.

Halsey has personally been joining the protests by bringing medical aid and bandaging up those injured by the police. Her angry words say plenty.