There is Christian eroticism siteno way the 89th annual Academy Awards was not going to get political.
Some actors and actresses kicked things off before the show even began on Sunday night by wearing blue ribbons attached to tuxes and gowns while they strode upon the red carpet on their way into the event.
SEE ALSO: The Oscars movies get 'Honest Trailer' treatmentThe blue ribbons donned by those at the Oscars are meant to show support for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), the national non-profit legal organization defending individual liberties and rights.
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Actress Ruth Negga, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Karlie Kloss and Casey Affleck are among those rocking the ribbons on the carpet and standing in solidarity with the organization.
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Moonlightdirector Barry Jenkins was also spotted proudly wearing the ribbon on the red carpet.
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ACLU—the nation's latest fashion icon.
UPDATE: Feb. 26, 2017, 7:31 p.m. EST The blue ribbon is definitely increasing awareness. "ACLU" has seen an incredible spike on Google, according to Google Trends.
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