UPDATED on 1/23/2017 at 7:00 P.M.
Sunday, January 22nd, 2017. New York City – Yesterday, Saturday, January 21st, more than 1 million people attended the Women’s Marches in the country and thousands more attended marches in other countries.
Organizers of the march said on their website: “The Women’s March on Washington aims to send a message to all levels of government, including but not limited to the incoming Presidential administration, that we stand together in solidarity and we expect elected leaders to act to protect the rights of women, their families and their communities.”
How many people attended the marches in the United States of America? Jeremy Pressman and Erica Chenoweth say the estimate 1 (low) is 3,160,203 and the estimate 2 (high) is 4,683,098.
Professor Jeremy Pressman (@djpressman, U of Connecticut) and Erica Chenoweth (@EricaChenoweth, U of Denver) are keeping a running tally of the crowd-size estimates in the United States of America and across the globe.
I took these photographs on Washington D.C.

“Freedom, Democracy, Justice + Love”
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Today is the anniversary of Roe v. Wade! Roe v. Wade legalized abortion 44 years ago.
“Abortion has been safe and legal in the U.S. for more than 40 years, and we refuse to go backwards.”_Planned Parenthood
“An overwhelming majority of Americans continue to support keeping abortion legal and accessible. What’s more, these numbers have only grown over time as more of our friends and neighbors support keeping the government out of our personal medical choices. With seven-in-ten Americans supporting legal and accessible abortion, that’s not just a majority, that’s a consensus.””_James Owens, NARAL

“¡Juntas en la lucha!
Ni santas, ni putas. Solo mujeres.”
“Spread love. It’s the Brooklyn way!”
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“We are watching”
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“A woman’s place is in the resistance”
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“I wish my lover was as dirty as your policies….”
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“Affordable healthcare for all”
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(A women’s place is in the House (of Representatives) and the Senate.”
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“The oppression of women belongs in a museum”
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“We all can do it”
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“Viva Vagina”
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“Hindsight is Bernie (Sanders) 2020”
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“Black Lives Matter”
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“Women United”
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“Empathy, Equality, Humanity”
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“This march is YUUGE”
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“Unidas.” “We are the majority.” “Pride not prejudice.”
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People with the gay flag.
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A man with the gay flag.
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“Impeach”
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“Black Lives Matter. Women’s rights are human rights. No human is illegal.”
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“America is greatest when she is fair, just and inclusive.”
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“I will not be silence. Rise up!”
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“America deserves better.”
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“First march. Not stopping.”
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“Tweet your taxes.”
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“Mi cuerpo. Mi decisión.”
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“Not all feminists have a vagina. #Equality”
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“Strong women. Strong earth.”
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“RISE”
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“We the people are greater than fear.”
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“However different we may be, there is far more that unites us than divides us.”
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“Protect the water. Defend the land.”
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“Fact and truth the soul of democracy.”
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“Freedom. Unity”
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“Young, Black, Queer, Womyn, Safe.”
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People from NYC posing for a picture.
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“Don’t touch the pussy.”
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“God wants you to release your tax returns. She told me so.”
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Police officers on their horses.
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People in front of the Trump International Hotel.
“Girls just wanna have fun-damental human rights.” “Make American think again.”
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People in front of the Trump International Hotel.
“Girl power!” “I stand with Planned Parenthood.”
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People in front of the Trump International Hotel.
“(Pussy) fight back!”
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People in front of the Trump International Hotel.
“Viva la vulva.”
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People in front of the Trump International Hotel.
“Inaugurate the resistance.”
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The Trump International Hotel.
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People in front of the Trump International Hotel.
“This is the divine feminine rising.” “We the people. ACLU.”
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Thousands of people in front of the Trump International Hotel.
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Thanks to the Flatbush Tenant Coalition for inviting me to go with them.
The Flatbush Tenant Coalition is a member-led group of tenant associations in Flatbush, East Flatbush, and South Crown Heights working collectively to build tenant power. Acting together, we advocate to improve the lives of tenants so families have safe, decent, and affordable housing. We organize and support tenant associations and develop tenant leaders. We educate tenants about their rights and how to organize to make change. We take united action in campaigns to strengthen tenant rights in NYC and across the state. Working together to build tenant power, we help to create a more just and equitable society.
Linda Sansour. Linda was one of the organizers.
Who is Linda Sarsour? “Palestinian-American-Muslim, racial justice & civil rights activist, media commentator. Born & raised in Brooklyn. #NoDAPL Bookings — Sarsour.Speaks@gmail.com”_@lsarsour (Twitter)
www.goodcast.net/linda
Women’s March on Washington 2017 (FULL EVENT) | ABC News.
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