Singer Pink has never been one to shy away from speaking her mind and truth, and on Saturday after word hit the net of a white supremacy group march at the University of Virginia, her history of speaking out continued.

The march started on Friday night as the group of white males and females marched while chanting “white lives matter!”, “you will not replace us!”, and “Jews will not replace us!” with hateful signs in tow in Charlottesville, VA.

Well like us, Pink was not here for it and took to Instagram to sound off, and just to make sure her point was heard, she disabled comments from potential trolls and antagonizers.

I would like to speak out against these ignorant ass fools marching in Charlottesville. Believe it or not, they do not represent the majority of “white people”. Most of “us” white folk (I’ll say it again, I subscribe to the human race and we’re all pink on the inside) are embarrassed of these small dicked privileged spoiled ass losers. Like these good people in this picture. Most people are good people, there are small groups of every sort that make it ugly for the rest of us. I apologize on behalf of these idiots. Maybe mommy and daddy should cut off their allowances.

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