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Hayley Williams<\/a> is drawing a line in the sand against bigotry in her fanbase.<\/p>\n The Paramore<\/a> frontwoman, who is currently on a recently extended solo tour, spoke to Clash magazine<\/a> about the band’s relationship particularly with Black fans<\/a>, with Williams finding fulfillment in Paramore being “a part of that conversation” on inclusion.<\/p>\n She said it’s “so important that people feel welcome to the party” \u2013 except for fans holding discriminatory views.<\/p>\n “I’ve always said, all are welcome at our shows. But I don’t want racists around, and I don’t want sexist people around, and I don’t want people there who think that trans people are a burden,” Williams, 36, told the outlet. “I think that’s a hard line for me now.”<\/p>\n 1<\/span> of 12<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n It’s not just us common folk that love Taylor Swift. Celebs, they’re just like us! <\/p>\n USA TODAY Network’s Taylor Swift reporter Bryan West<\/a> compiled a list of celebrities who have shown their love for Swift and have even formed friendships with the pop star. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Hayley Williams confirms <\/strong>‘racist country singer’ lyric is aimed at Morgan Wallen<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n She continued: “I hope it naturally happens that people who do harbour those harmful ideologies aren’t going to feel welcome, because they’re going to walk in the door and realise that the gang’s all here, all banded together around something positive.”<\/p>\n The comments come after the “True Believer” singer recently called out country singer Morgan Wallen<\/a> in the title track of her July solo project “Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party<\/a>,” calling him a “racist country singer.” Williams was likely referring to Wallen facing backlash in 2021 after a\u00a0video surfaced of him using a racist slur<\/a>. The “Ain’t That Some” singer later apologized and asked his fans to stop defending him.<\/p>\nAll the Swiftie celebs from Sabrina Carpenter to Hayley Williams<\/h2>\n