First Bruce Springsteen, then Bryan Adams, and now Billy Ray Cyrus is using his fame to take a stand against bigotry.

The country singer, actor and dad of Miley Cyrus has taken a stance against the anti-LGBT laws either being debated or passed by lawmakers in states including Georgia, North Carolina, and Mississippi. First, it was Hollywood who pressured the Georgia brass to veto a discriminatory law — now musicians are taking over the cause in other states.

Last week, Springsteen canceled a concert in North Carolina; this week, the “Summer of 69” singer shuttered a show in Mississippi. Now, Billy Ray has brought the fight to Facebook.

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On the massive social media platform, the “Achy Breaky Heart” singer stated that “everyone should be treated equal.”

“We’ve come too far; we can’t mess this up,” he concluded.

Here’s Billy Ray‘s full remarks:

I would feel negligent to not speak up. In light of my good friend, Bryan Adams, taking a stand and my daughter having been on the ground floor of this movement, this issue is very important to me. As a friend and dad… I’ve witnessed this fight from the very beginning. I think everyone should be treated equal. We’ve come too far; we can’t mess this up.