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12 Photos From The Women’s March of Participants Channeling Our Inner Ancestors

12 Photos From The Women’s March of Participants Channeling Our Inner Ancestors

Over the weekend, millions of women and men across the nation took to the streets to march for women's rights. Besides the march possibly being the largest demonstration in U.S. history, something else other than the high attendance numbers stood out. It was the signs being carried by women, men and children of color. Although marches for women have not always been inclusive nor advocated for intersectionality, Black participants made sure their presence was seen and felt. Here are a few signs from the march that paid homage to Black women who fought for a better future for us all. 

#stillirise #weout #harriettubman #womensmarch #womensmarchla #lovenothate #revolutionoflove

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#shirleychisholm #harriettubman #womansmarch2017 #washingtondc

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📸: Sign spotted at the #WomensMarch/#WomensMarchOnWashington

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#womensmarchonwashington #listentothekidsbro

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#blackgirlmagic ✨

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