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Top 12 Twitter Reactions to Frances McDormand's Powerful Oscars Moment

Frances McDormand's stirring Best Actress Oscar speech urged Hollywood women to rise together—and Twitter erupted with applause. We've rounded up the most memorable tweets.

Top 12 Twitter Reactions to Frances McDormand's Powerful Oscars Moment
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During Sunday night's Academy Awards, Frances McDormand delivered a moving acceptance speech after winning Best Actress. She called on her fellow women in Hollywood to stand alongside her—and the response on Twitter was equally thunderous. Here are a dozen of the most outstanding tweets celebrating her empowering rallying cry.

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