What do you do when you plan for a Women’s March that totaled 22,000
people on Tuesday and the crowd grows to 150,000 by Saturday? Or maybe
250,000? You march on.
Just got back from the Chicago event, which was GREAT. Probably the
fact that the sun was shining after a few days of rain brought people
out to join in one great protest event.
The “march” part was officially canceled after the organizers
realized the crowd was too big. The rally went on, but there were too
many to get to the rally point, so not everyone heard the speakers. But
who cares? We read each others’ signs. We passed out “SHE GOT MORE
VOTES” stickers. And we knew we weren’t alone.
People still marched wherever they were, no matter what street they
were on, and they were cheered heartily by the surrounding crowd. The El
cars were packed on the way into the city in the morning, and cheers
and applause greeted the crowds at every stop.
No pussies backing down here.So many good signs, many with a pussy theme:
We need a leader not a tweeter.
Women’s rights are human rights.
VAGINALANTE!
Pussy Lives = 9; Trump Lives = 0.
Keep your tiny hands off my pussy!
Keep Loving Louder.
RESIST!
IF YOU’RE NOT ANGRY, YOU’RE NOT PAYING ATTENTION.
My mother fought for this 100 years ago. We’re not stopping now!
STILL A NASTY WOMAN.
The crowd was mostly women, but there were lots of men, too, with
signs, pussy hats, etc. Lots of pink overall, including pink hair. More
of a white crowd, but racially mixed. Several Black Lives Matter signs,
too. There were still Hillary gear, signs, and shirts, and lots of
“nasty woman” T-shirts and buttons.
Damn straight she did.A tweet from Joy Ann Reid said there were now 600 of these marches
worldwide.
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