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History of Feminism

Warren DeMontague

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

Reply to ismnotwasm (Reply #6)

Thu Jan 5, 2017, 09:23 PM

Jan 2017

It was appalling how the media ignored it. The cable networks spent all day talking about Estee Lauder's death and casing NASCAR events for drunk Bush supporters.

Infuriating.

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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