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Uzo Aduba, Clea DuVall, Taylor Schilling, Lena Dunham on Hillary's 'Revolution'

Female stars talk about the need for female leadership in American politics.

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A group called Humanity for Hillary just debuted a new video featuring female celebrities -- including out actresses Clea DuVall and Lea DeLaria -- talking about the importance of electing women to office, including the nation's highest office.

Humanity for Hillary bills itself as "a progressive collective of activists and artists creating smart, human strategies to counter false negatives about Hillary Clinton and communicate her truth." Its new video is titled "This Is What My Revolution Looks Like," featuring female celebrities discussing the importance of changing the demographics in Washington. Watch it below.

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