January 20, 2017 will mark a historic day in American politics and presidency. The swearing in of a new president is a memorable event unto itself. But in the case of president-elect Donald Trump, January 21 might be stealing the spotlight.

Trump was elected, the was born with a . Slated for the day after the inauguration, it quickly grew into what is now a .

The march and other anti-inauguration events slated for the day of and day after, are making headlines. And scores of activists and celebrities are showing their solidarity by attending or .

On January 19, Planned Parenthood and All Access are hosting a featuring Common and The National. Planned Parenthood is a nonprofit that provides reproductive healthcare, sex education, and information in America and globally. Part of Planned Parenthood's funding in America comes from taxpayer money and conservatives have to cut that off.

On his big day, Trump will have to compete with a Facebook Live celebrity-studded event, , happening in New York. Starting at 12:30 p.m. on inauguration day, the stream aims to for the American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California, Planned Parenthood and Earthjustice. Here are 10 of the more than 40 celebrities supporting the event:


  1. Adrian Grenier
  2. Andrew Bird
  3. David Duchovny
  4. Jamie Lee Curtis
  5. Jane Fonda
  6. Jeff Tweedy
  7. Joseph Gordon-Levitt
  8. Jesse Tyler Ferguson
  9. Tim Robbins
  10. Wilco

The Women鈥檚 March on Washington their lineup of speakers on January 18. The list comprised of more than 40 people includes activists, authors, filmmakers, actors and more.

Here鈥檚 are just a few of people who will be speaking at the march on January 21:


  1. Muriel Bowser, mayor of Washington, D.C.
  2. Angela Davis, activist, scholar, author
  3. America Ferrera, actress
  4. Melissa Harris-Perry, television host
  5. Scarlett Johansson, actress
  6. Ashley Judd, actress and activist
  7. Janet Mock, activist, writer, and television host
  8. Michael Moore, filmmaker
  9. Cecile Richards, president, Planned Parenthood Federation of America
  10. Gloria Steinem, activist

The January 21 march will also have by more than a dozen artists including:


  1. Janelle Monáe
  2. Maxwell
  3. Angelique Kidjo
  4. Toshi Reagon
  5. Samantha Ronson
  6. St. Beauty
  7. Beverly Bond
  8. Alia Sharief
  9. Indigo Girls
  10. Mary Chapin Carpenter

Later that night, there will be an , whose proceeds will go to Planned Parenthood as well. In addition to a second performance by the National, the after-party includes performances by:


  1. Sleater-Kinney
  2. Tig Notaro
  3. Ted Leo
  4. Samantha Ronson
  5. Janeane Garofalo