Lady Gaga Shares Arlington School's Message of Love to Minorities

ARLINGTON, VA — Students at H-B Woodlawn in Arlington were in for quite the shock after posting a picture of a heartfelt message to minorities around the country recently: pop superstar Lady Gaga posted it on her Instagram account.

Igor Volsky, the deputy director for the Center for American Progress Action Fund, was one of the first to share a picture of the decorated poster, which was signed by numerous students at the school.

It reads: "Dear undocumented students, in this school, there are no walls. Female students, men cannot grab you. Muslim students, you are not terrorists. Black students, your life matters. Mexican students, you are not rapists or drug dealers. LGBTQ+ students, we accept you for who you are."

Volsky shared it on Twitter, writing: "Both heartbreaking and inspiring -- this from a high school in Arlington, VA." The tweet was liked more than 12,000 times and retweeted more than 6,000 times as of Tuesday afternoon. While Volsky did not identify the high school, ARLnow.com reported that the picture is from H-B Woodlawn.

Not long after, the picture showed up on the Instagram account of Lady Gaga.

A photo posted by #VoteHillary (@ladygaga) on Nov 10, 2016 at 3:34pm PST

Both heartbreaking and inspiring -- this from a high school in Arlington, VA pic.twitter.com/gsrWbh4GMk
— igorvolsky (@igorvolsky) November 10, 2016

Image via Flickr user Eric Garcetti