#PowerToThePantSuit.
That’s what a Facebook-inspired group of friends is urging in the last waning hours before the election: Suit up for group selfies and plaster them over the internet to give Hillary Clinton a big win on Tuesday.
The group started after the first presidential debate with just 50 friends to “lift each other up and share in their common support" of Clinton, according to its website, PantsuitNation.org.
As of Monday, the group claims they have 1.8 million members who share stories and is an online “refuge from the negativity that’s swept the nation.” Despite being started just weeks ago, the grassroots group even has a fact sheet they're distributing to the public.
Maine resident Libby Chamberlain started the group, and Jacky Hawyard of Alameda is one of the Bay Area organizers.
Their call to action has inspired working women, babies and even Beyonce, to suit up. Bey wore a black-and-white polka dot pantsuit at her Friday night Clinton rally in Cleveland.
And it's not just women who are joining the movement.
Seven men wearing paintsuits in a rainbow of colors stood in San Francisco's predominantly gay Castro neighborhood on Sunday night. Los Angeles actress Lisa Edelstein tweeted out a picture of the suited-up men with a big "YESSSSS."
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