Women's March
Gender equality rally
Women's March refers to a series of feminist protests that began on January 21, 2017, the day after Donald Trump's inauguration as U.S. president.
The original march in Washington, D.C., drew hundreds of thousands of participants, with sister marches worldwide making it one of the largest single-day protests in history.
The movement has continued with annual marches advocating for women's rights, reproductive freedom, and related causes: Are you going to the Women's March this year?
- protestPublic expression of disapproval
- feminismAdvocacy for sex equality
- equal rightsIdentical legal protections
- rallyGathering for a cause
- pinkPale red hue
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- feminismfeminism, feminist theory, gender equality, feminist novels, feminist themes
- 2017 EventsHurricane Harvey, Hurricane Maria, solar eclipse, Me Too movement, fidget spinners
- Historic Marches
- protestdemonstration, walkout, picket, sit-in, candlelight vigil
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Women's MarchMarch for Life
Annual anti-abortion demonstration
Women's Marchpolitical apathy
Indifference to governance
staying home · non-participation · acquiescence · inaction · passivity
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