Here Are The Most Inspiring Celebrity Messages On International Women's Day

    "The women whom I love and admire for their strength and grace did not get that way because shit worked out."

    1. J.K. Rowling anticipated all those goddamn "Where's the International Men's Day" comments.

    Happy #InternationalWomensDay or, as it's often called on here, #WhyIsn'tThereAnInternationalMensDay (There is: November 19th)

    2. Kris Jenner shared exactly why women are so fucking phenomenal.

    3. Adele shared this image of a woman multitasking, alongside an A+ quote.

    4. Eva Longoria made her post about the strong, inspirational women of the future.

    5. Before saying she's fighting for "social, economic, cultural, and political successes of women."

    6. Lena Dunham said she'd never stop "protesting or striking" for those who can't.

    7. Alicia Keys said she strives to raise her sons to recognise the strength and magnificence of women.

    8. Lindsay Lohan reminded us of the strength women possess.

    9. David Beckham posted this photo of Harper with her grandmother.

    10. He then posted this lovely photo of Victoria and Harper.

    11. Ellen DeGeneres thanked all the women who fought before.

    I'm grateful to all the women who came before me and fought for me to be able to be where I am. #ADayWithoutWomen #IWD2017

    12. Alexa Chung made this perfect point about double standards.

    Gosh that man is feisty and fiercely independent.Oh wait, they don't say that about dudes.Much work to do.. Happy International Women's Day!

    13. Amy Schumer spread the message that inequality is unfair.

    14. And shared an adorable story about her niece.

    15. Kerry Washington showed her solidarity with women who are striking.

    16. Holly Willoughby posted this photo of her daughter and niece literally following in the footsteps of her mother.

    17. Jenna Dewan-Tatum shared these words to live by.

    18. Blake told everyone: "Girls Rule."

    19. David Walliams shared a photo of himself with an author who escaped Nazi Germany as an image of inspiration.

    20. Zara Larsson thanked women of colour for helping her make her feminism intersectional.

    I've learned SO MUCH about my privilege and how to make my feminism more intersectional thanks to woc here on twitter. THANK YOU πŸ™πŸΌπŸ₯‚πŸ”

    21. Katy Perry expressed her support for the Women's Strike, scheduled for International Women's Day.

    22. Cara Delevingne shared this quote, reminding everyone just how well women handle their shit.

    23. And urged women to look beyond the world they know.

    24. Rob Kardashian paid tribute to the new generation of Kardashian women.

    25. Karlie Kloss pledged to honour the women who have inspired her – starting with her mother.

    26. Ashley Roberts shared excellent advice.

    27. Madonna dreamt of a world in which women have equal rights.

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    28. Geri Halliwell told every woman, everywhere, that she stands with them.

    29. Myleene Klass wrote an ode to the girls who seek to empower themselves through education, even through adversity.

    30. Nicola McLean reminded women to live by their own terms.

    31. Alicia Keys was just really damn excited to be a woman today.

    32. Katie Piper thanked her daughter for giving her more strength.

    33. Ellie Goulding dedicated her post to Jane Goodall.

    34. Lauren Paul told women everywhere to remember that they are queens.