Harry Styles continues to be an advocate for the right in this world
Harry Styles took to the Dallas stage last night with his guitar, and two stickers that read “END GUN VIOLENCE,” following countless tragedies in the United States.
While the former member of One Direction has taken this stance before at other shows on the tour, it comes as a timely reminder what is happening in the United States is not ok.
It is difficult to even begin to comprehend that there has been 23 school shootings across the United States in 2018 alone… that is almost one a week.
Despite not being able to attend ‘March for Our Lives’, on the day, Harry tweeted and posted a photo of him and his band backstage wearing the t-shirt in support.
Many other musicians have taken a strong stance against gun violence, with Fall Out Boy recently headlining a benefit concert, while other stars took to the pavement.
TODAY I SAW THE FUTURE WITH MY OWN TWO EYES #marchforourlives #neveragain pic.twitter.com/bD1M2DIlCh
— h (@halsey) March 24, 2018
so proud of my hometown and so proud of the students that started this. we’re back here in nashville callin BS! #EnoughIsEnough @march4OLnash pic.twitter.com/JXPJxtlPWY
— hayley from Paramore (@yelyahwilliams) March 24, 2018
Harry has not only been vocal about gun violence, he has also been an advocate for love and acceptance, waving rainbow flags at his concerts to support the LGBTQ community.
“If you are black, if you are white, if you are gay, if you are straight, if you are transgender – whoever you are, whoever you want to be, I support you,” Harry told a Swedish crowd.
You can watch it below:
Harry Styles is too good for this world ?? ??
”Every single one of you tonight – If you are black, if you are white, if you are gay, if you are straight, if you are transgender. Whoever you are, whoever you wanna be. I support you. I love every single one of you“ pic.twitter.com/s2SYnNsIcz
— olivelouie ???? (@janejonsxx) November 5, 2017
WE STAN THE RIGHT MAN!
Meantime, if you wanna catch the man in the flesh, tour dates below.
6/7/2018 – Houston, TX
6/9/2018 – Ft. Lauderdale, FL
6/11/2018 – Atlanta, GA
6/12/2018 – Nashville, TN
6/15/2018 – Philadelphia, PA
6/16/2018 – Toronto, ON
6/18/2018 – Boston, MA
6/21/2018 – New York, NY
6/24/2018 – Washington, DC
6/26/2018 – Detroit, MI
6/27/2018 – Indianapolis, IN
6/30/2018 – Chicago, IL
7/1/2018 – St. Paul, MN
7/3/2018 – Denver, CO
7/6/2018 – Vancouver, BC
7/7/2018 – Seattle, WA
7/9/2018 – Sacramento, CA
7/11/2018 – San Jose, CA
7/13/2018- Los Angeles, CA
And if you simply can’t get enough of him (well duh, you’re only human) rewatch perfection in his ‘Sign of the Times’ music video.
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