Hillary Clinton sent out a thank you tweet to all the women participating in Women’s Marches around the world

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton applauds as she sits on stage before speaking at the 49th Annual Salute to Labor at Illiniwek Park Riverfront in Hampton, Ill., Monday, Sept. 5, 2016. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)

Hillary Clinton may not be attending the Women’s March on Washington Saturday, but she is standing in solidarity with the women who are protesting the election of her former political opponent, Donald Trump.

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Clinton sent out a tweet Saturday morning that read, “Thanks for standing, speaking & marching for our values @womensmarch. Important as ever. I truly believe we’re always Stronger Together.”

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Her message and endorsement of the Women’s March come in spite of the fact that her name was left off the March’s Guiding Vision and Definition of Principles‘ list of revolutionary women.

Many of her supporters were upset by the fact that the trailblazing woman who broke glass ceilings, including becoming the first woman to secure a major party’s nomination for president, wasn’t included in the list. A Change.org petition quickly started circulating, demanding that her name be added. The petition argued that “As activists and allies, we are dismayed that March organizers excluded Hillary Rodham Clinton as an honoree who has inspired women around the world to serve and to lead.”

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