Her hit series Black-ish stressed the importance of making your voice heard at the polls in an hour-long episode that aired earlier this month.
And Tracee Ellis Ross took to Instagram on Monday afternoon to reveal through song that she officially submitted her ballot for the upcoming United States Presidential election.
‘I just dropped my ballot in a box! Yeah! I just voted!’ sang the 47-year-old actress from the comfort of her vehicle.
Voted: Tracee Ellis Ross took to Instagram on Monday afternoon to reveal through song that she submitted her ballot for the upcoming United States Presidential election
Tracee had her curly brunette tresses tied back into a tight bun and she wore a medical grade mask over her mouth and nose for the duration of her IG Story post.
She has been vocal about her support for the Black Lives Matter movement and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden, 77, on and off social media.
Ross often shares helpful resources regarding the key propositions in California and what choices best benefit the BLM movement and other progressive agendas.
But the Black-ish star briefly took a break from politics to upload a series of busty selfies taken after her recent eyebrow grooming appointment in Los Angeles.
Joyful noise: ‘I just dropped my ballot in a box! Yeah! I just voted!’ sang the 47-year-old actress from the comfort of her vehicle
Safety first: Tracee had her curly brunette tresses tied back into a tight bun and she wore a medical grade mask over her mouth and nose for the duration of her IG Story post
‘I got my eyebrows done (outside with masks of course),’ captioned Tracee on the post seen by her 9.6million followers.
On October 4, the actress’ series Black-ish aired an hour-long special on ABC that directly addressed the impending election and the racial biases that have plagued the election process in the United States.
Ross, who plays Rainbow Johnson, appeared during a segment of the special that discussed the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and how it became warped over time.
Feeling herself: But the Black-ish star briefly took a break from politics to upload a series of busty selfies taken after her recent eyebrow grooming appointment in Los Angeles
Black-ish: On October 4, the actress’ series Black-ish aired an hour-long special on ABC that directly addressed the impending election and the racial biases that have plagued the election process in the United States
Fortunately, Tracee Ellis Ross was not the only famous face to set time aside on Monday to drop off their ballot or educate their devout following on the power of that comes with voting.
Lionel Richie’s socialite daughter Sofia took a quick snapshot of the two mail-in ballots that arrived on her doorstep for herself and her mom Diane Alexander this afternoon.
‘Family voting hour,’ captioned Sofia, along with a sticker that read: ‘Register to vote.’
Family voting: Lionel Richie’s socialite daughter Sofia took a quick snapshot of the two mail-in ballots that arrived on her doorstep for herself and her mom Diane Alexander this afternoon
Getting it done: ‘Family voting hour,’ captioned Sofia, along with a sticker that read: ‘Register to vote’; Sofia pictured
The 22-year-old model, who boasts 6.5million followers on Instagram, appeared eager to complete her ballot as she made her way down a flight of stairs.
Billie Eilish’s big brother Finneas O’Connell collaborated with Vote Save America to promote their ‘Build Your Own Ballot Tool,’ which allows voters to flesh out their choices before marking up their official ballots.
‘You can find all the candidates, measures and propositions you’ll be voting on AND get more information about them in one place with @votesaveamerica’s Build Your Own Ballot Tool!’ explained the 23-year-old music producer.
Practice: Billie Eilish’s big brother Finneas O’Connell collaborated with Vote Save America to promote their ‘Build Your Own Ballot Tool,’ which allows voters to flesh out their choices before marking up their official ballots
Along with written instructions, Finneas also uploaded a video to his Instagram that showcased the helpful app’s various features.
His sister Billie, 18, announced last month during the Democratic National Convention that she would be voting for Biden on November 3.
She also encouraged her impressionable young following to ‘register to vote’ and elect a leader who will ‘solve problems like climate change and COVID.’
Helpful tool: ‘You can find all the candidates, measures and propositions you’ll be voting on AND get more information about them in one place with @votesaveamerica’s Build Your Own Ballot Tool!’ explained the 23-year-old music producer
How to use it: Along with written instructions, Finneas also uploaded a video to his Instagram that showcased the helpful app’s various features