On January 21, 2017, I participated in the Women's March in New York City, partly out of my desire to do something to make a public statement about a different set of values than those represented by the incoming President and also to support my partner Kim who planned to participate. We marched along with an estimated 500,000 women and men of many different colors, religions and cultures. The march lasted ten hours and was entirely peaceful with no arrests or disruptions. It was a model of nonviolent resistance to a regime that has no desire to affirm the integrity, intelligence or inherent rights of women, people of color, the LGBT community or Muslims. Built into its planning by women was a desire to affirm the civil rights of all people of any race, color, culture, religion or sexual identity. |
Slideshow of New York City Women's March
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