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The actor stood on the red carpet wearing a white t-shirt with the message 'Protect the Dolls' written in black, in support of trans women, just days after the UK Supreme Court ruled that a woman ...

The T-shirt was made by the American designer Conner Ives, who recently told the New York Times that the shirt was inspired by the recent attacks on the transgender community in the United States ...

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The Last of Us actor attended the London premiere of the new Marvel blockbuster Thunderbolts* wearing a white T-shirt that featured the message “Protect the Dolls”. The T-shirt is part of a ...

The Last of Us actor made an appearance at the Cineworld Leicester Square in support of the Marvel film, sporting the viral “Protect the Dolls” t-shirt. Pascal had previously worn the shirt ...

The "Last of Us" star, 50, stepped out at the "Thunderbolts" premiere in London on April 22 wearing a white T-shirt with the phrase "protect the dolls." The shirt is used to express support for ...

What to Read Next Samir Hussein//Getty Images “Pedro [Pascal] and his stylist Julie [Ragolia] were some of the first celebrities that reached out after we debuted this t-shirt,” says Ives.

A can’t-miss neon T-shirt caught the gaze of Oklahoma City Thunder center Isaiah Hartenstein Tuesday night at Paycom Center. Donning it was Thunder superfan Juan Guerra, who hasn’t missed a home game ...

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