This year's nominees plan to stage a protest at the prestigious award ceremony.

Twenty seventeen&nbsp;was an intense year for Hollywood, especially for women in the film industry. Actresses and producers such as&nbsp;Salma Hayek,&nbsp;Meryl Streep,&nbsp;Angelina Jolie&nbsp;and&nbsp;Gwyneth Paltrow&nbsp;teamed up to unveil their stories of sexual abuse and unmask the criminal behavior of&nbsp;Harvey Weinstein,&nbsp;Louis CK,&nbsp;Matt Lauer, and more men in cinema.

Thankfully, the movement will not be losing steam in 2018. For the next edition of the&nbsp;Golden Globes Awards,&nbsp;guests will wear black in protest of harassment and violence against women.&nbsp;The idea began with a small group and now has 30 confirmed, among them&nbsp;Jessica Chastain,&nbsp;Meryl Streep,&nbsp;Michelle Williams,&nbsp;Emma Stone,&nbsp;Helen Mirren,&nbsp;and&nbsp;Reese Witherspoon&nbsp;.

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&quot;Most women, actresses or guests, will join in protest and solidarity with each other,&quot; said a source on&nbsp;E!.&nbsp;&quot;They have combined to use black as a way to criticize the injustices that have been going on in Hollywood ever since.&quot;

In the gallery below, we have gathered the best black looks of the nominated actresses for a hint of what&#39;s to come. Tune in to the Golden Globes on January 7, 2018.

Why Actresses Are Wearing Black to the Golden Globes

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