History of Feminism

guillaumeb

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Mon Jan 2, 2017, 01:28 PM

Jan 2017

At 10 a.m. on Jan. 21, more than 200,000 women and their male allies will gather in Washington, D.C. on the corner of Independence Avenue and Third Street near the Capitol Building and continue along the National Mall, according to an email message from Women’s March on Washington spokeswoman Cassady Fendlay. On Tuesday, march organizers announced that Gloria Steinem and Planned Parenthood would be official partners of the march.

I doubt that we will have anywhere near that number in Chicago, but we will be out and visible.

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March on Washington and beyond: How women are resisting Donald Trump [View all] ismnotwasm Jan 2017 OP

Recommended. guillaumeb Jan 2017 #1

I worked on a job the other day and my co worker said she and her female boss kimbutgar Jan 2017 #2

I know this much--there will be a visible impact ismnotwasm Jan 2017 #3

visible only if the msm actually covers it--wanna take bets on that? niyad Jan 2017 #5

Oh I don't think they will--perhaps a token scene or two ismnotwasm Jan 2017 #6

there is that. we just have to be citizen journalists and spread our news wherever, however, niyad Jan 2017 #7

Yup ismnotwasm Jan 2017 #8

I was at the march for womens lives in DC, in April of '04. With 1.2 million people. Warren DeMontague Jan 2017 #13

k and r niyad Jan 2017 #4

Yup. sheshe2 Jan 2017 #9

March on Washington is only the beginning. brer cat Jan 2017 #10

I'll be in DC, Jan 21st mountain grammy Jan 2017 #11

Good for you! ismnotwasm Jan 2017 #12

I'm going, too kcr Jan 2017 #14