The Women’s March on Washington Saturday brought an estimated 500,000 people to D.C. to protest President Donald Trump.
In the hours preceding the demonstration and march, flurries of pink pussy-hats and vibrant signs clogged the city’s subway system and flooded the National Mall. Painted and printed posters denounced the newly-inaugurated president and echoed the messages of female empowerment and equality that punctuated the 2016 presidential election.
From the artistic…
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To the comical…
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To the downright honest…
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Women’s March attendees expressed their sentiments toward the president in a variety of ways.
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My wife and friends went to the march and I’ll I got was this awesome photo texted to me pic.twitter.com/OPHhQliJju
— Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) January 21, 2017
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Honestly, I believe it.
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We couldn’t have crafted it better ourselves.
