Actress Connie Britton's Red Carpet Look Is a Message...Literally

By Kira Davis | 7:50 PM on January 07, 2018

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“Friday Night Lights” and “Nashville” actress Connie Britton wasn’t content to simply join the all-black #MeToo movement on the Red Carpet. She used the opportunity to send her own message…literally.

.@conniebritton's #GoldenGlobes tee: "Poverty is sexist." pic.twitter.com/5hDP003bG0

— The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) January 8, 2018

Mmmmkay…well, no word yet on whether or not “poverty” plans to enter the same rehab facility that Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey went to. We also have yet to receive a formal statement from “poverty” denouncing its sexist ways. #TimesUp

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