File:Women's March on St. Louis 1-21-17 (32370379581).jpg
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| Description | Thousands of women (and men) marched in St. Louis to demonstrate their beauty, strength and diversity - and to stand in solidarity with women marching all across the world that day, January 21, 2017, the day after the inauguration of Donald Trump. Many of us wore 'pussy hats' that we'd knitted to take back the power of the 'pussy,' a power so awesome that it has the new misogynistic president of the United States quaking. |
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| Source | Women's March on St. Louis 1/21/17 |
| Author | Mr. Wonderful |
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