An anti-austerity march is taking place in London today to protest against proposed Tory cuts.
Welfare & International officer at UCL, Leah Francis, took inspiration from the film Mean Girls for the design of her protest placards.
My friend @leahfrancis93 has made some jokes Mean Girls-themed placards for #EndAusterityNow today.
Quotes from the film have been placed alongside key Conservative figures including David Cameron, Boris Johnson and Theresa May, while some have been re-worked with reference to the protest.
"Raise your hand if you've ever been personally victimised by David Cameron," reads one placard.
Mean girls bloc @UCLU_WO @MikeSegalov ☺✊💜 #EndAusterityNow
Fellow protesters have responded positively to the placards, jovially naming Francis and her companions, "#MeanGirlsBloc."
#meangirlsbloc has the best placards #EndAusterityNow
#EndAusterityNow #JuneDemo #meangirlsbloc
Some protesters would prefer austerity, like "fetch", not to happen.
Stop trying to make austerity happen, Cameron, it's not going to happen. #EndAusterityNow
Austerity isn't fetch. #EndAusterity #EndAusterityNow #meangirlsbloc
BuzzFeed News has reached out to Leah Francis for comment on her Mean Girls placards.