Anne Hathaway Leads #BringBackOurGirls Protest In Los Angeles (VIDEO)

Anne Hathaway led a passionate #BringBackOurGirls protest in Los Angeles.  








Just in case you have missed it, numerous celebrities are raising awareness for the nearly 300 Nigerian schoolgirls (ages 15 - 18) who were kidnapped from Chibok Government Secondary School on April 14 by the Islamist terrorist group, Boko Haram.

Hathaway, 31, grabbed the microphone shouting: "These Nigerian girls are part of the 5 percent who are able to seek an education, they were taken from their beds in the middle of the night by cowards, cowards who tell them that girls do not deserve an education. Do we agree with these cowards? What do you want?" as the crowd responded "Our girls!"

"Bring back our girls and make a brighter future. Girls should not be afraid to get an education. Girls should be free to get an education. We agree with this. We want our girls to come back," Hathaway was quoted as saying before the crowd begins chanting "Bring back our girls."

Afterwards, Hathaway led the other protesters, including her husband Adam Shulman, in a chant of "Bring back our girls."


Check out the video below…


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