21/01/17 18:07
Thousands of women and men have gathered for a global 'solidarity' march in the wake of the inauguration of US President Donald Trump. Some 2.2 million people were expected to march globally to promote women's and human rights, with 500,000 people in Washington and 100,000 around Britain. In Washington DC, women arrived in bright pink 'p***yhats' (bottom right) - a message of female empowerment aimed squarely at Trump's 'demeaning' comments about women. London's Trafalgar Square was packed (left) and in Cardiff former classical singer Charlotte Church (top right) held a cardboard sign adorned with the feminist phrase: 'I didn't come from your rib, you came from my vagina.' ...read
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