We mustn't for a moment kid ourselves about what is happening…We must not isolate, we must stay in community, we must help the vulnerable.
A defiant Jane Fonda aimed a thinly veiled dig at Donald Trump, warning that “a lot of people are going to be hurt by what’s coming our way,” during her acceptance speech for the SAG-Aftra Lifetime Achievement award.
The veteran actress, 87, overcame a brief technical glitch to convey her powerful message of hope and unity.
Fonda was presented with the prestigious award at the 31st annual SAG awards, which took place at the Shrine in Los Angeles, on Sunday evening.
As well as her decades-long career on stage and screen, Fonda is well-known for her civil rights activism, having been vocal on issues including gender equality, anti-war and the global climate crisis.
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