Photographs and video of the Seattle Women's March in Seattle on January 21, 2017 and January 20, 2018. Also includes a select number of photographs from other marches around the Pacific Northwest including Olympia and Spokane, Washington and Portland, Oregon.
The collection is entirely digital and must be viewed on the Libraries' Digital Collections website.
Creator's copyrights transferred to the University of Washington Libraries Special Collections.
2017 donors: Elise Anderson; Maria Lamarca Anderson; Cathy Bangerter; Kari Berger; Robin Boland; Karen Castle; Jamie Cheney; Melanie Clark; Rachael Cummings; Sraddha Durand; Katie Farver; Jenaleigh Flones; John Gerhard; Helen Gilbert; Diana Gustafson; Rachelle Horner; Kristin Kinsey; Maureen Nolan; Sarah Peterson; Linda Reeder; Brian Richardson; Danae Schilt; Rebekah Leigh Smith; Natalie Sullivan; Jim Terry; James H. Williams. 2018 donors: Jamie Colman; John Gerhard; Kristin Kinsey; John Medlin.
Seattle Women's March and Portland Women's March websites have been regularily captured by the Internet Archive Wayback Machine since 2017 (Seattle) and 2018 (Portland). The snapshots can be viewed here:
The Seattle Dyke March website has been regularly captured by the Internet Archive Wayback Machine since 2016. The snapshots can be viewed here:
The 2017 Women's March on Seattle (also written as Womxn's March) was held on Saturday, January 21, 2017 to promote policies regarding civil and human rights and other issues, including women's rights, LGBTQ rights, immigration reform and workers rights, healthcare reform, environmental justice, racial equality, and freedom of religion. The march was held in solidarity with the Women's March on Washington D.C. and other marches across the United States and around the world. The marches were held on the day after the inauguration of U.S. President Donald J. Trump, and were framed as a statement of opposition to the views and ideas put forward by President Trump. Estimates that between 100,000 and 140,000 people participated in the Seattle march, designated it as the largest political march in Seattle's history. The march formed a three mile long line that began with a rally at Judkins Park with speeches and performers, wound its way through downtown Seattle via S. Jackson Street and Fourth Avenue and ended at Seattle Center. Other events at numerous cities in Washington including Spokane, Twisp, Walla Walla, and the state capitol of Olympia drew thousands of additional participants.
Text on sign reads: "Nature needs us".
Text on sign reads: "Our bodies, our minds, our power".
Text on sign reads: "Unity, March, Resist".
Text on sign reads: "Equal people, equal rights, equal love".
Text on signs read: "Love not hate makes America great"; "Hate has no home here!"; "Now you've pissed off grandma!".
Text on sign reads: "Time of challenge and promise as we make our way together - November 9, 2016 forward".
Text on sign reads: "Fund public schools - Climate change is real - fully fund Planned Parenthood".
Text on sign reads: "Make America kind again".
Text on signs read: "Peace"; "Make America Care Again". One flag has a peace symbol and another has an equality symbol.
Text on sign reads: "NO DAPL [Dakota Access Pipeline]".
Text on signs read: "Girl almighty".
Text on sign reads: "Words matter - NO hatred / bullying - Be kind".
Text on sign reads: "When I grow up, will we still have Polar Bears?".
Text on sign reads: "Never stop believing that fighting for what's right is worth it".
Text on signs read: "Empowering women isn't just the right thing to do, its the smart thing to do"; "We the people are greater than fear [with an image of a woman wearing an American flag hijab]"; "No Healthcare for Congress until ALL Americans have Healthcare".
Text on sign reads: "Love not hate makes America great! Women's March 2017".
Text on sign reads: "Bigger than bigotry".
Text on sign reads: "Stand proud Olympia [with an inverted pink triangle]".
Text on signs read: "March against hate"; "Real women - may we know them, be them, and raise them"; "Little girls with dreams become women with visions".
Text on sign reads: "Thank you Planned Parenthood! #NotJustAbortions".
Text on sign reads: "Olympia is a #RebelCity - Invest in Washington".
Text on sign reads: "Honoring human rights, dignity, and justice for all - Women's March on Olympia-Tacoma, 2017".
Text on sign reads: "Silence is not an option".
Text on sign reads: "Womxn's rights are human rights".
Text on signs read: "Caring for each other we will change the world"; "Love not hate".
Text on sign reads: "Love not hate makes America great! Women's March 2017".
Text on sign reads: "Love not hate makes America great! Women's March 2017".
Text on sign reading: "Protect water".
Text on sign reads: "Peace". One sign has a peace symbol, and another has an equality symbol.
Text on sign read: "Make America Kind Again".
Text accompanying image: Beloved Momsie.
Text on sign reads: "Accept finite disappointment never lose infinite hope. - MLK Jr" Text accompanying image: Maria Lamarca Anderson. Text accompanying image: My sign with names of family and friends unable to march. Martin Luther King Jr. was an American Baptist minister and activist who became the most visible spokesperson and leader in the Civil Rights Movement. He was assassinated in 1968.
Text accompanying image: Me and my college bff.
Text on sign reads: "Womxn's March, January 21, 2017"
Text on puppet reads: ""We can't let people drive wedges between us because there's only one human race. - Dolores Huerta" "UFWAFL-CIO" Dolores Clara Fernández Huerta is an American labor leader and civil rights activist who was the co-founder of the National Farmworkers Association, which later became the United Farm Workers (UFW)
Text on puppet reads: "This world's not going to change unless we're willing to change ourselves. - Rigoberta Menchú" Rigoberta Menchú is a widely known human rights activist from Guatemala. Her advocacy extends from Indian rights to ethno-cultural reconciliation in Guatemala and the Western Hemisphere. In 1992 she received the Nobel Peace Prize for her work.
Tex on sign reads: "Each person must live their life as a model for others. - Rosa Parks" Rosa Parks was a prominent activist in the Civil Rights Movement. Parks is best known for her civil act of disobedience when she refused to give up her seat in the “colored section” to a white passenger on a bus. This act of defiance made her an important symbol for the Civil Rights Movement and resistance to racial segregation.
Text on sign reads: "I say I am stronger than fear. - Malala Yousafzai" Malala Yousafzai is a Pakinstani activist for female education. She is known for her human rights advocacy for the education of women in Pakistan. Yousafazi, in 2014, became the youngest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.
Text on puppet reads: "I say I am stronger than fear. - Malala Yousafzai" Malala Yousafzai is a Pakinstani activist for female education. She is known for her human rights advocacy for the education of women in Pakistan. Yousafazi, in 2014, became the youngest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.
Text on puppet reads: "I say I am stronger than fear. - Malala Yousafzai" Malala Yousafzai is a Pakinstani activist for female education. She is known for her human rights advocacy for the education of women in Pakistan. Yousafazi, in 2014, became the youngest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.
Text on sign reads: "Babies against bigots."
Text on sign reads: "Accept finite disappointment never lose infinite hope. - MLK Jr" Text accompanying image: My sign with names of family and friends unable to march. Martin Luther King Jr. was an American Baptist minister and activist who became the most visible spokesperson and leader in the Civil Rights Movement. He was assassinated in 1968.
Text accompanying image: Niece in pussy-Hello hat.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "If only Trump's mother went to Planned Parenthood."; "Citizen's is a verb! Rise up and speak out! Dignity and justice for all."
Text on signs read, beginning in foreground, then left to right: "The abuse of women and girls is the most pervasive and unaddressed human rights violation on earth." - Jimmy Carter #violenceagainstwomen."; "My pussy, my voice, my body, my choice."; "Nasty women never give up!"; "Women's rights are human rights." Image on sign depicts: Jimmy Carter Jimmy Carter is an American politician. Carter served as the 39th President of the United States from 1977-1981.
Text accompanying image: Members of Seattle Women's Chorus. Text on signs read, from left to right: "Accept finite disappointment never lose infinite hope. - MLK Jr."; "Nasty womxn unite."; "Freedom of the press. Accountability know."; "I can't believe I still have to march for my rights, men are passing laws on my vagina, I still make 70 cents for every $1.00 a man makes! and that I have to protest all of it in 2017." Image on sign depicts: a venus symbol with the symbol for the Rebel Alliance inside of it. The Rebel Alliance is a fictional rebel faction from the Star Wars film franchise. Martin Luther King Jr. was an American Baptist minister and activist who became the most visible spokesperson and leader in the Civil Rights Movement. He was assassinated in 1968.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Put your art into it."; "Accept finite disappointment never lose infinite hope."; "Pro-America Anti-hate."; "Freedom of the press accountability now."; "I can't believe I still have to march for my rights, men are passing laws on my vagina, I still make 70 cents for every $1.00 a man makes! and that I have to protest all of it in 2017." Image on sign depicts: a Venus symbol with the symbol for the Rebel Alliance inside of it. The Rebel Alliance is a fictional rebel faction from the Star Wars film franchise. Martin Luther King Jr. was an American Baptist minister and activist who became the most visible spokesperson and leader in the Civil Rights Movement. He was assassinated in 1968.
Text on sign reads: "Who run this mutha, girls."
Text on sign reads: "Hate will not make us great, love trumps hate." Image on sign depicts a circle with a line through it over Trumps name.
Text on sign reads: "I can't believe I still have to march for my rights, men are passing laws on my vagina, I still make 70 cents for every $1.00 a man makes! and that I have to protest all of it in 2017."
Image depicts a peace sign within a heart.
Text on signs depict, from left to right: "This bad hombre supports all you nasty women."; "We shall overcomb."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "A womxn's place is in the revolution."; "Tiny hands off my body."
Text on sign reads: "A woman's place is in the resistance." superimposed over the image of Princess Leia from the Rebel Alliance. The Rebel Alliance is a fictional rebel faction from the Star Wars film franchise.
Text on sign reads: "Power in diversity."
Text on sign reads: "Hope not fear."
Text on sign reads: "I am gay, straight, bi... a person." The words gay, straight and bi all have a line through them.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Racism is a public health issue crisis. [The word issue is crossed out in favor of the word crisis]"; "Protect our patients." Image on sign depticts the American Medical Association logo colored in with the American Flag.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Fight like a girl."; "Everybody matters." Image on sign depicts: Female, male and intersex all included in the same circle.
Text on sign reads: "Love is love."
Text on sign reads: "My life was shaped by a powerful woman and it will continue to be shaped by powerful women."
Text on sign reads: "Purse first."
Image on sign depicts: A woman hitting a man with her purse.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "I'm with her."; "Keep hope alive! - MLK" [This quote is mis-cited. It was instead made by Jesse Jackson]
Text on sign reads: "Love Trumps hate."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Still we rise."; "No freedom til we're equal."
Text accompanying image: Me and Brandi Carlile.
Text on sign reads: "We rose."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Don't stop, won't stop, change will come."; "Some of my best presidents were black."
Text on sign reads: "Dont stop, won't stop, change will come."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "In case of emergency, break glass ceilings."; "We will never have true civilization until we learn how to recognize the rights of others."; "Women are perfect."; "Don't like." Images on sign depict, from left to right: A raised up fist; A female figure looking upwards.
Text on sign reads: "When a woman decides to change, everything changes. -Eufrosina Cruz" Eufrosina Cruz Mendoza is an activist for gender equality and the rights of indigenous women and communities from Oaxaca, Mexico.
Text of sign reads: "MotherF*cking girl power!"
Text on sign reads: "Trump is the swamp." Image on sign depicts: An American flag with an outline of a cat where the stars reside.
Tatoo depicts: The well known image of Rosie the Riveter by artist J. Howard Miller. The women is mirroring Rosie's pose.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "We all can and we all will together."; "They tried to bury us... They didn't know we were seeds."
Text on sign reads: "I can't believe I'm still protesting this shit!!"
Text on signs read: "I march for diversity, ACA [Affordable Care Act], P.P. [Planned Parenthood], gun control, earth, refugees & immigrants, Muslims, marriage [equality], free press, public schools"; "We are not Ovary-acting"; "Strong women scare weak men".
Text on signs read: "I cannot believe I still have to protest this shit!"; "Pizza rolls not gender roles"; "I will not go quietly back to the 1950's". One protestor holds a campaign sign from Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign. Hillary Rodham Clinton is an American politician. She served as U.S. Senator from New York, the Secretary of State, and the First Lady of the United States. She ran for President during the 2016 election, but was defeated by Donald J. Trump.
Text on signs read: "Make empathy great again"; "I respect women, Gender equality". An individual is wearing a shirt that reads "I'm still with her [with the campaign logo from Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign]". Hillary Rodham Clinton is an American politician. She served as U.S. Senator from New York, the Secretary of State, and the First Lady of the United States. She ran for President during the 2016 election, but was defeated by Donald J. Trump. Many protest signs used the construction of “Make [___] great again” as a jeer at the Trump administration. "Make America Great Again", abbreviated to MAGA, is a campaign slogan used by President Donald Trump in his 2016 presidential campaign.
Shows marchers parading on the Capitol Grounds in front of the Washington State Auditor's Office, the Winged Victory Monument and the Washington State Capitol Building.
Text on sign reads: "Women are the wall and Trump will pay". Text on clothing reads: "Lick Bush"; "Jobs not War - U.S. out of El Salvador".
Karen Castle wearing a pink "pussy" hat.
Four colored banners with abstract (probably Indigenous) designs stand in the background. The three individuals pictured are all wearing teal bandanas tied around their necks, which appear to have images of Indigenous people printed on them. Representatives from Indigenous communities were invited to lead the Women's March on Seattle.
Three individuals pictured are wearing teal colored bandanas and/or other teal colored clothing. Representatives from Indigenous communities were invited to lead the Women's March on Seattle.
Text on signs read: "Indigenous sisters rising, Be our ally, Be our sister, #NoDAPL, Water is sacred, Healthcare, Education, Treaty Rights, Human Rights"; "I Refuse to be Oppressed". Many individuals are wearing teal colored clothing. Some are wearing traditional headwear. A red and black banner features a Pacific Northwest tribal design. Representatives from Indigenous communities were invited to lead the Women's March on Seattle.
Many individuals are wearing teal colored clothing. Some are wearing traditional headwear or other traditional clothing. Representatives from Indigenous communities were invited to lead the Women's March on Seattle.
Banners feature abstract (probably Indigenous) designs in a multitude of colors. Text on sign reads: "Indigenous sisters resistance. Not my president". Representatives from Indigenous communities were invited to lead the Women's March on Seattle.
Representatives from Indigenous communities were invited to lead the Women's March on Seattle.
Text on sign reads: "Truck Fump"
Text on sign reads: "Keep your tiny hands off our public lands" “Tiny hands” is in reference to an exchange of insults between then-candidates for president Donald Trump and Marco Rubio (U.S. Senator for Florida). Rubio commented on the size of Donald Trump’s hands, suggesting that they were smaller than normal for a man of Trump’s height (6’2”). Trump responded to the insult at the Republican debate on March 3, 2016, saying “Look at those hands. Are they small hands? And [Rubio] referred to my hands – if they are small, something else must be small. I guarantee you there is no problem. I guarantee you.” Image on sign depicts: A poop emoji.
Text on sign reads: "A woman's place is in the resistance" Image on sign depicts: A poop emoji.
Text on sign reads: "American Spring" Sign is probably in reference to a revolutionary wave of both violent and non-violent demonstrations and major uprisings that began in 2010 with the Tunisian Revolution and spread to five other countries: Libya, Egypt, Yemen, Syria and Bahram. These series of uprisings across the North Africa and the Middle East became known as the Arab Spring.
Text on sign reads: "Fuck, Fuck, Fuckety, Fuck". Image on sign depicts: A Cascadia flag. Cascadia is a bioregion that includes Oregon, Washington state, and British Columbia.
Text on signs read: "Tweet women with respect"; "Our time, our bodies, our voices".
Text on sign reads: "Resist, divest, love".
Text on sign reads: "Men of quality do not fear equality".
Text on clothing reads: "Stong. Resilient. Indigenous."
Text on signs read: "Indigenous Sisters Resistance - From our Mothers We Rise"; "Water is life - No DAPL".
Text on signs read: "I'm with her [with arrows pointing in all directions]"; "Black Lives Matter, Science is real, Love is love"; "My body my choice".
Text on sign reads: "Trump [with a drawing of the Twitter logo]. #Misogony, #Homophobia, #Pussygrabbing".
Text on clothing reads: "AKA [Alpha Kappa Alpha]". Alpha Kappa Alpha is a Alpha Kappa Alpha (ΑΚΑ) is a Greek-lettered sorority, the first established by African-American college women.
Text on signs read: "I want my N.E.A. [National Endowment for the Arts]"; "Progressive in 2018 - Hey DNC! [Democratic National Committee]".
Text on signs read: "Grl power!"; "Viva la vulva!".
Text on signs reads: "Women's rights - Black Lives Matter - Planned Parenthood - The Muslim community - Climate change - Equality - Human Rights - Our children's future - Not my president - WHY I MARCH".
Text on clothing reads: "Nasty woman".
Text on sign reads: "I'm so mad on a scale of 1-10 I'm an [image of the character Eleven from the television series Stranger Things]".
Text on sign reads: "Love not hate makes America great! #notmypresident".
Text on sign reads: "Love".
Text on signs read: "Empower others to empower all"; "Women's rights are human rights".
Text on signs read: "But still we rise!"; "When ignorance becoems law, rebellion becomes duty"; "More love - Trump - don't touch women's privates".
Text on signs read: "We are the 66 Million"; "Pussy power"; "I am worth more - WomenSpeakOut.org".
Text on sign reads: "Somebody has to save our skins - #LeiaStrong [with a drawing of Princess Leia from the Star Wars film franchise]".
Text on sign reads: "We the people are greater than fear [with an image of a woman wearing an American flag hijab]".
Text on signs read: "Love - Love not hate - I stand by PFLAG"; "Nasty woman - My body, my choice".
Text on sign reads: "Native woman's lives matter".
Text on signs read: "Love your neighbor!"; "Stop global warming"; "Black Lives Matter".
Text on sign reads: "Pussy grabs back".
Text on sign reads: "Divine feminine".
Text on sign reads: "You're not alone!".
Text on sign reads: "NOPE [below an image of a hissing cat]".
Text on sign reads: "Twitler [with an image of President Donald J. Trump wearing a Hitler-style moustache]".
Text on sign reads: "We'll show them great".
Text on sign reads: "This sign would be more creative but you stopped funding the arts".
Text on signs read: "Women are perfect"; "We the people"; "Old grrl power"; "End racism, homophobia, sexism, transphobia, Islamophobia - #NotMyPresident". Text on clothing reads: "Our bodies, our minds"; "Black Lives Matter too".
Text on sign reads: "We the people are greater than fear".
Text on sign reads: "Girls are strong".
Text on sign reads: "Black Lives Matter".
Text on sign reads: "Women's rights are human rights".
Text on signs read: "Join the love army"; "Be brave, choose love".
Text on sign reads: "In this house, we believe: Black Lives Matter, Women's Rights are Human Rights, No Human Is Illegal, Science is Real, Water is life, In religious freedom, Love is Love, Kindness is everything".
Text on clothing reads: "Make America kind again"; "Humanity is my race, Love is my religion, Peace is my weapon".
Text on sign reads: "Girl power is strong!".
Text on sign reads: "Feminist - ask my why".
Text on signs read: "Public schools built the USA".
Text on sign reads: "If I wanted the government in my womb, I'd fuck a senator!!!". Text on clothing reads: "Silence is compliance".
Text on sign reads: "Nasty [female symbol] in training".
Text on signs read: "Fight like a girl"; "Love, not hate, makes America great". One sign depicts a raised fist inside of a venus symbol.
Text on clothing reads: "We can, we have, we will [over an image of Rosie the Riveter]". One shirt depicts an equal symbol.
Text on clothing reads: "BTC - break the Cycle"; "A different world [with an image of former President Barak Obama]".
Text on clothing reads: "Hug life [over an image of a kitten wearing a bandana on it's head]".
Text on sign reads: "Gender equality".
Text on sign reads: "We the people defend dignity". Text on clothing reads: "We're doing it [with a drawing of a cat in the style of Rosie the Riveter]".
Text on signs read: "Hear our voice [with a painting of a cat]"; "Justice - Compassion [with a painting of a cat]".
Text on sign reads: "Love trumps hate".
Text on sign reads: "Fight fascism, fight racism, fight sexism, fight homophobia".
Text on sign reads: "#IMarchFor = rights for all, free speech, [female symbol] choice, clean water".
Text on sign reads: "Thank you mom".
Text on sign reads: "Peace and love [with an image of the earth]".
Text on sign reads: "Our rights are not up for grabs and neither are we".
Text on sign reads: "What makes America great? DIVERSITY".
Text on sign reads: "We are powerful".
Text on signs read: "Lesbians against general bullshit [with a cartoon of a pile of feces wearing President Donald Trump's signature hair style]"; "Queer women against fascism".
Text on sign reads: "This pussy grabs back! [surrounding a drawing of a vagina and a hand giving the middle finger] #NotMyPresident".
Text on signs read: "You are beautiful"; "Keep your laws (and tiny hands) off our rights"; "There will be hell toupée [with a cartoon of President Donald J. Trump]"; "Love not hate makes America great"; "This sign is for Her [with the logo from Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign]"; "We the resilient have been here before "We the resilient have been here before [with an image of an Indigenous elder holding up her raised fist]".
Text on signs read: "Build bridges not walls"; "WOC [Women of Color] RESIST #FuckWhiteSupremacy".
Text on signs read: "#NotMyPresdent - The pussy grabs back!!! [beside a venus symbol with a raised fist in the center]"; "Here's to strong women - May we know them, may we be them, may we raise them"; "[Four venus symbols] Woman's rights are human rights - #NotMyPresident".
Text on sign reads: "Resist, hope, love".
Text on sign reads: "OMG GOP WTF?". Text on clothing reads: "Assata taught me". Black Panther and Cuban exile, Assata Shakur, has inspired multiple generations of radical protest, including the contemporary Black Lives Matter movement.
Text on signs read: "Womxn of color staying strong"; "Stand with Planned Parenthood"; "Demand Equality"; "Diversity is beautiful"; "My body, my choice"; "An injury to one, is an injury to ALL!"; "Government so small it fits inside your uterus".
Text on sign reads: "Our women, our bodies, our choice, our country, no room 4 hate".
Sign depicts a venus symbol with the symbol for the Rebel Alliance inside of it. The Rebel Alliance is a fictional rebel faction from the Star Wars film franchise. Text reads: "Fight like a girl".
Text on signs read: "Fuck you - I won't do what you tell me - Who runs the world? Girls? Not my president! My body! My choice! The future is female! Stop rape culture!"; "Love is love, water is life, my body my choice, black lives matter, climate change is real, no human is illegal, hope not fear". Both demonstrators pictured are shirtless, with American flag stickers covering their nipples. "Still not asking for it" is written in red marker on their chests.
Text on sign reads: "Shed walls, don't build them [with an image of a uterus]".
Text on sign reads: "WTF".
Text on signs read: "Seattle Raging Grannies". Text on clothing reads: "Capitalist System: Not fit to be caretakers of the planet"; "There is no flag large enough to cover the shame of killing innocent people".
Text on signs read: "Let it not happen again - Nidoto Nai Yoni". The signs depict a photograph of a Japanese American woman, Funiko Hayashida, as she was being forcibly removed from her home on Bainbridge Island by the U.S. government during World War II.
Text on signs read: "Trump = Voldemort"; "We want rights!"; "Little girls, big hearts"; "We will not back down! Women united is better than the country divided!"; "Nasty Women and girls keep fighting!"; "Dumbledor would not let this happen!"; "Every life matters"; "Have a heart"; "Silent no more"; "Little boys, big hearts"; [A picture of President Donald Trump] plus [a cartoon piece of feces] equals [a rainbow cartoon piece of feces]. It is pooooooo!"; "Hear us roar! Sexism = [cartoon piece of feces]"; "We want strong women [with an image of Hillary Clinton]"; "Black Lives Matter"; "Stronger together!"; "Hugs not hate"; "I am stronger than fear"; "We're nasty women"; "We won't back down"; "Love Trumps hate"; "Hate aint great"; "Small girls, huge hearts"; "Silent no more".
Text on sign reads: "We need compassionate government".
Sign depicts a uterus giving the middle finger.
Sign depicts a Bald Eagle holding a banner reading "Protest is patriotic".
Text on signs read: "The world needs less Donald Trump and more Leslie Knope"; "The future is nasty". Leslie Knope is a fictional character from the television series Parks and Recreation.
Text on sign reads: "We need to talk about the elephant in the (my) womb [with a drawing of a uterus with an elephant, symbol of the Republican Party, inside]".
Sign depicts a cartoon of President Donald J. Trump beside two Klu Klux Klan members.
Text on sign reads: "Ok ladies, lets get in formation". One protester is wearing a dinosaur costume.
Text on clothing reads: "Respect".
Text on sign reads: "Keep your tiny hands off our national parks".
Text on sign reads: "For love".
Text on signs read: "Love, kindness, justice"; "Grumpy old men against Trump"; "Long live Obama".
Text on sign reads: "We all belond here. We will defend eachother [with a painting of three women embracing one another]".
Text on sign reads: "Hear us roar".
Text on signs read: "Our rights are not up for grabs and neither are we"; "Black girls lead the way"; "All justice all the time, now"; "Keep your laws off my body".
Text on sign reads: "Queers of color stay resisting imperialism".
Text on sign reads: "Pups against patriarchy".
Text on sign reads: "Donald J. Trump: We can't let this happen. We should march on Washington and stop this travesty. Our nation is totally divided!".
Text on signs read: "Fight war, not wars"; "Our bodies, our minds, our power".
Text on sign reads: "I stay woke".
Text on sign reads: "As a cis Mexican man, I stand with the grrrls in the front!". Text on clothing reads: "Pussy power".
Text on signs read: "Fight racism & Sexism"; "Love is the source of understanding".
Text on signs read: "Women's rights R human rights"; "I march because she deserved better"; "It is not our differences that divide us. It is our inability to recognize, accept, and celebrate those differences. - Audre Lorde"; "We won't give up our rights"; "Our bodies, our minds, our power".
Text on clothing reads: "No limits for girls and women!".
Text on signs read: "NOPE"; "Pussy grabs back"; "Justice for all".
Text on sign reads: "Ovary-acting [with a drawing of a uterus]".
Sign depicts a raised fist in front of the red symbol for the Rebel Alliance, a fictional rebel faction from the Star Wars film franchise.
Text on clothing reads: "In this house, we believe: Black Lives Matter, Women's Rights are Human Rights, No Human Is Illegal, Science is Real, Water is life, In religious freedom, Love is Love, Kindness is everything".
Text on signs read: "Women are powerful and dangerous. - Audre Lorde"; "In this house, we believe: Black Lives Matter, Women's Rights are Human Rights, No Human Is Illegal, Science is Real, Water is life, In religious freedom, Love is Love, Kindness is everything". Text on clothing reads: "We can do it! Womxn's March 2017, Seattle".
Text on clothing reads: "Respect".
Text on sign reads: "We shall overcome".
Text on sign reads: "Save the ACA - SEIU - Service Employees International Union".
Text on sign reads: "Love not hate".
Text on mural reads: "Black Lives Matter".
Text on sign reads: "Love not hate makes America great!".
Text on sign reads: "We the people [with an image of a woman wearing an American flag hijab]". Text on clothing reads: "I'm loved by PFLAG".
Text on sign reads: "We will not go back, we will rise!".
Text on sign reads: "We the people are greater than fear [with an image of a woman wearing an American flag hijab]".
Text on sign reads: "We can't let people drive wedges between us because there's only one human race - Dolores Huerta"; "UFWAFL-CIO". Dolores Clara Fernández Huerta is an American labor leader and civil rights activist who was the co-founder of the National Farmworkers Association, which later became the United Farm Workers (UFW).
Text on sign reads: "No one is free while others are oppressed".
Text on sign reads: "Equal means equal - PRIDE - Black Lives Matter".
Text on sign reads: "Hear our voice - Women's March on Washington, January 21, 2017 [with hands of different skin tones grasping the wrist of a raised fist which is aflame]"; "1 girl with courage is a revolution".
Text on signs read: "Resist Trump - No deportations! Black Lives Matter! Defend workers' & women's rights! - Unite against Trump - Socialist Alternative"; "Resist Trump - Keep America great".
Text on sign reads: "Love".
Text on sign reads: "I support [venus symbol]".
Text on signs read: "Keep your tiny [hands] off our [kittens]"; "Protect our free fair neutral press!"; "Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter. - Martin Luther King Jr.".
The three posters feature portraits of African Americans, Latinas, and Muslims. Text on signs read: "We the people are greater than fear"; "We the people defend dignity"; "We the people protect each other".
Text on sign reads: "This is not how our story is going to end".
Text on sign reads: "Amplify Compassion".
Text on sign reads: "God loves everybody".
Text on sign reads: "Power".
Text on signs read: "Black women matter - PMFA"; "Progressive Millennials for Action - PMFA".
Text on signs read: "Black women matter - PMFA"; "Black women matter"; "We are strong as hell!"; "Progressive Millennials for Action - PMFA"; "Dissent is patriotic!". Text on clothing reads: "Nasty women march"; "Black Lives Matter".
Text on signs read: "We can do it! [with an image of Rosie the riveter]"; "This pussy...". Text on clothing reads: "Freedom is for everyone - ACLU"; "Pro-Choice, Pro-Feminist, Pro-Cat".
Text on sign reads: "Immigrants make America great!".
Text on signs read: "A strong woman stands up for herself. A stronger woman stands up for others"; "This pussy grabs back".
Text on sign reads: "NO - Consent is everything".
Text on clothing reads: "Stand up - Resist Hate". Aneelah Afzali is the founder and Executive Director of the American Muslim Empowerment Network (AMEN), a new initiative launched through the Muslim Association of Puget Sound (MAPS).
Text on sign reads: "Silence condones violence. Fight back - Raise your voice!". Text on clothing reads: "I'm loved by PFLAG".
Text on clothing reads: "A woman's place is in the house and in the senate and in the oval office". Text on sign reads: "Spread peace, tolerance, caring and kindness of spirit"; "We will not go back - We will RISE! Women, LGBTQ, Disabled, workers rights, healthcare, voter rights, racial justice, striving for equality for all!".
Text on sign reads: "Stay woke".
Text on clothing reads: "Stand up - Resist Hate". Aneelah Afzali is the founder and Executive Director of the American Muslim Empowerment Network (AMEN), a new initiative launched through the Muslim Association of Puget Sound (MAPS).
Text on sign reads: "I'd rather be a rebel than a saint!!"; "Support science - NASA, NOAA, EPA".
Text on sign reads: "They tried to bury us, they didn't know we were seeds".
Text on sign reads: "Nasty...".
Image on sign depicts: A raised fist within a female gender or Venus symbol usually associated with “radical feminism”.
Text on sign reads: "Black Lives Matter. ShowingUpForRacialJustice.org"
Text on signs read: "Black women's lives matter"; "Black Lives Matter. ShowingUpForRacialJustice.org". Image on sign depicts: A raised fist within a female gender or Venus symbol usually associated with “radical feminism”.
Text on sign reads: "Black Lives Matter. ShowingUpForRacialJustice.org"
Text on signs read: I'm a feminist"; "I can't believe I still have to protest this shit"
Image on sign depicts: A raised fist within a female gender or Venus symbol usually associated with “radical feminism”.
Text on sign reads: "Make America think again!"
Text on signs read: "Let there be light"; "NOPE"; "Resist"; "Respect your mother - Protect your mother [with a drawing of the earth]".
Text on signs read: "Let there be light"; "Impeach for treason"; "Equal pay, Equal rights"; "We won't give up, we won't give in"; "Queer voices get shit done".
Text on signs read: "Black Lives Matter"; "Keep calm and dump the Trump"; "We want women rights!"; "Love"; "Take the T out of Trump, he ain't changed".
Text on sign reads: "How much more at risk can we all be...? Unify!!!".
Text on sign reads: "Seattle rise up!".
Title provided by donor: "End of March Entering Seattle Center".
Title supplied by donor: "First and Madison". Text on sign reads: "My body my choice".
Text on signs read: "Indivisible with liberty and justice for all"; "Untax my tampons"; "Fight like a girl"; "We are one [with a Star of David and a Crescent moon]"; "Keep your rosaries off my ovaries"; "Our bodies, our minds, our power [with a raised fist]".
Text on signs read: "Indivisible with liberty and justice for all"; "Untax my tampons"; "Fight like a girl"; "We are one [with a Star of David and a Crescent moon]"; "Keep your rosaries off my ovaries"; "Our bodies, our minds, our power [with a raised fist]".
Text on signs read: "The resistance starts now"; "If it is not intersectional, it is not feminist".
Text on signs read: "Mother Earth needs us now"; "Love your neighbor - Latinos, Jews, Blacks, Muslims, Indians, LGBT, Disabled, Immigrants, NATO [North American Trade Organization]".
Text on button reads: "Stand Up - Resist Hate - MLK Day 2017, UFCW 21".
Text on signs read: "Tiny hands off my rights"; "Not my president"; "My life, my body, my choice"; "History has its eyes on you". The reference to "tiny hands" refers to an exchange of insults between then candidates for president Donald Trump and Marco Rubio (U.S. Senator for Florida). Rubio commented on the size of Donald Trump’s hands, suggesting that they were smaller than normal for a man of Trump’s height (6’2”). Trump responded to the insult at the Republican debate on March 3, 2016, saying “Look at those hands. Are they small hands? And [Rubio] referred to my hands - if they are small, something else must be small. I guarantee you there is no problem. I guarantee you."
Text on sign reads: "Access to birth control makes America great!".
Text on sign reads: "I can't believe I still have to protest this shit".
Text on sign reads: "Drumpf is not my president".
Text on sign reads: "Everyone deserves R - Regard, E - Esteem, S - Support, P - Peace, E - Empathy, C - Courtesy, T - Trust".
Sign depicts President Donald J. Trump, with his hair blown back off his forehead. Underneath is the word "Nope". The poster is in the style of the red, white, and blue Barack Obama "Hope" poster, created by artist Shepard Fairey .
Text on signs read: "Feminist in training!"; "Stronger together"; "Trump [under the "No" symbol]"; "Resist [with two raised fists]". Barack Obama is an American politician who served as the 44th President of the United States from 2009 to 2017 . One protestor is wearing a shirt featuring former President Barack Obama.
Text on sign reads: "God commended His own love toward us in that while we were still sinners Christ died for us. Romans 5:8". One individual is wearing a Planned Parenthood sweatshirt.
Text on signs read: "We cannot all succeed when half of us are held back - Malala Yousefzai"; "I'm a feminist, I've been a female for a long time. It'd be stupid not to be on my own side. - Maya Angelou"; "If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor - Desmond Tutu".
Text on sign reads: "Re-read chapter 1 of 1984: Lies become truths is we don't pay attention." Nineteen Eighty-Four, often published as 1984, is a dystopian novel published in 1949 by English author George Orwell.
Text on sign reads: "Resist the [hissing cat image] grabber".
Text on sign reads: "Little bad hombre fighting hate & bigotry with [heart]".
One sign depicts an image of Nyota Uhura, a fictional character in the Star Trek franchise.
Text on signs read: "A Woman's Place is in the Revolution [with a raised fist inside of a Venus symbol]"; "Abort Trump [with a drawing of a uterus with a cartoon of President Donald J. Trump inside of it]"; "Not a political object [with a drawing of a uterus]"; "Dump Trump [with President Donald J. Trump's face on a stylized pile of feces and Vice President Mike Pence's face in a cartoon toilet bowl]". One sign depicts an image of Nyota Uhura, a fictional character from the Star Trek franchise.
Text on signs read: "A Woman's Place is in the Revolution [with a raised fist inside of a Venus symbol]"; "Abort Trump [with a drawing of a uterus with a cartoon of President Donald J. Trump inside of it]"; "Not a political object [with a drawing of a uterus]"; "Dump Trump [with President Donald J. Trump's face on a stylized pile of feces and Vice President Mike Pence's face in a cartoon toilet bowl]". One sign depicts an image of Nyota Uhura, a fictional character from the Star Trek franchise.
Text on signs read: "A Woman's Place is in the Revolution [with a raised fist inside of a Venus symbol]"; "Abort Trump [with a drawing of a uterus with a cartoon of President Donald J. Trump inside of it]"; "Not a political object [with a drawing of a uterus]"; "Dump Trump [with President Donald J. Trump's face on a stylized pile of feces and Vice President Mike Pence's face in a cartoon toilet bowl]." One sign depicts an image of Princess Leia, a fictional character in the Star Wars franchise. Michael Richard Pence (born June 7, 1959) is an American politician, lawyer, and the 48th and current Vice President of the United States. He previously served as the 50th Governor of Indiana from 2013 to 2017.
Text on signs read: "Make love not walls"; "Not my president".
Text on sign reads: "I drew the face of a predator in art therapy [with a drawing of President Donald J. Trump".
Text on signs read: "Love Trumps Hate [with the 'a' in hate replaced by a swastika] - Healthcare for All - Public Education - All People - The Earth - Freedom of Religion - America - Rights and Protections for All - Living Wage Jobs"; "Respect Everyone. Period."; "Walking in spirit: Diana Hawks, Francine Fields, Joyce Tinsley, Heather Bowen"; "Giving more so other suffer less"; "We the people are greater than fear [with an image of a woman wearing an American flag hijab".
Text on sign reads: "Just say nyet to hate".
Text on signs read: "Love Trumps Hate [with the 'a' in hate replaced by a swastika] - Healthcare for All - Public Education - All People - The Earth - Freedom of Religion - America - Rights and Protections for All - Living Wage Jobs"; "Love Trumps Hate".
Text on sign reads: "Seattle is Sanctuary - No hate in our state".
Text on signs read: "Stand with Native women & two spirit people"; "Fight racism & sexism - United Against Trump - Socialist Students"; "The future is female"; "Stronger together"; "We the Resilient [with an image of a Native woman with her fist raised]"; "Not my president"; "We will not be silent [with raised fist inside of a Venus symbol]"; "Protect equal rights for all [with a rainbow made of feathers]"; "Yes we can! #solidarity, #notmypresident, Bernie2016". Bernie Sanders is an American politician who has been the junior United States Senator from Vermont since 2007. He ran for president in 2016.
Text on signs read: "The future is female"; "This pussy grabs back [with a raised fist inside of a Venus symbol]"; "Girl power"; "Trump is NOT stable"; "Women's Rights are Human Rights"; "Empathy is patriotic"; "Legion of Womb - Diversity, Science, Equality"; "12th Woman - Diversity, Science, Equality"; "This is what a feminist looks like"; "We are the noisy majority - EMILY's list".
Text on signs read: "Women's rights are human rights"; "Womxn's March on Seattle, Anacortes"; "We shall overcomb"; "Never doubt that a group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world - Margaret Mead"; "Misogynist, Fascist [with cartoons of President Donald J. Trump]"; "Weak men fear strong women".
Text on signs read: "Dream, Action, Vision"; "In our America - All people are equal, love wins, Black Lives Matter, Immigrants & Refugees are welcome here"; "Seattle is sanctuary - No hate in our state"; "Take your broken heart, turn it into art".
Text on signs read: "Beyonce for president 2020"; "You haven't seen nasty yet"; "We are still with her"; "No one is free when others are oppressed"; "This isn't reality TV! Trump: You're fired!"; "I am not a pre-existing condition"; "Won't be Trumped!"; "Women's rights are human rights". One individual is wearing a shirt featuring U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Text on signs read: "Hear our voice - Women's March on Washington, January 21, 2017 [with hands of different skin tones grasping the wrist of a raised fist which is aflame]"; "Rebel [with the symbol of the Rebel Alliance from the Star Wars franchise]"; "I'm not the kind of princess who needs saving [with a drawing of a dark haired woman wearing a flower crown]"; "Little girls with big dreams become women with vision"; "Love Trumps Hate"; "Russian Asset [with a drawing of President Donald J. Trump]"; "A woman's place is in the revolution".
Text on sign reads: "I'm not the kind of princess who needs saving [with a drawing of a dark haired woman wearing a flower crown]".
Text on signs read: "Not my president"; "Honered to be here".
Text on signs read: "Girls just want to have fundamental human rights"; "Resist"; "You don't make progress standing on the sidelines whimpering and complaining. You make progress by implementing ideas. - Shirley Chisholm"; "I'm with her [with arrows pointing in all directions]"; "Love, not hate, makes America great". “I’m with Her” was a slogan associated with Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign.
Text on signs read: "America for all Americans"; "Women's rights are human rights".
Text on sign reads: "Donald J. Trump is an arrogant, ignorant, smarmy, self-avowed sexual predator."
Text on signs read: "I am not free while any woman is unfree even when her struggles are different than my own - Audre Lorde"; "Little girls with big dreams become women with vision". One sign depicts a woman in a dark blue hijab holding a bouquet of white flowers. Above the image is the word "Citizen".
Text on signs read: "We're not just nasty women, we're revolting"; "I'm with her [with arrows pointing in all directions]"; "It's not a pussy hat, but its all the pink I have". “I’m with Her” was a slogan associated with Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign.
Text on sign reads: "Stand up for science"; "Alt-right is wrong". One sign has an image of a peace sign.
Text on signs read: "No Trump, No KKK, No Fascist USA - RadicalWomen.org"; "Dump Trump"; "Bigotry, war, capitalism - NO! Race liberation and revolutionary feminism - YES! Freedom Socialist Party - Radical Women".
Text on sign reads: "Bigotry, war, capitalism - NO! Race liberation and revolutionary feminism - YES! Freedom Socialist Party - Radical Women".
Text on signs read: "Bigotry, war, capitalism - NO! Race liberation and revolutionary feminism - YES! Freedom Socialist Party - Radical Women"; "Solidarity with the Warrior Women and all Water Protectors - Stop the oil profiteers! Freedom Socialist Party"; "Solidarity with workers around the world - Mujeres Radicales - RadicalWomen.org"; "Neighborhood action coalition - NAC 2"; "Neighborhood action coalition - District 6".
Text on signs read: "Resist Trump"; "Fight Sexism"; "Bigotry, war, capitalism - NO! Race liberation and revolutionary feminism - YES! Freedom Socialist Party - Radical Women"; "Solidarity with the Warrior Women and all Water Protectors - Stop the oil profiteers! Freedom Socialist Party".
Text on sign reads: "Inauguarate this! [with a drawing of a raised middle finger]".
Text on banner reads: "Bigotry, war, capitalism - NO! Race liberation and revolutionary feminism - YES! Freedom Socialist Party - Radical Women".
Text on sign reads: "You can't comb-over sexism [with a cartoon of President Donald Trump's signature hairstyle]".
Text on signs read: "We rise by lifting others"; "Great job on that swamp".
Sign depicts a uterus giving the middle finger alongside the text "Viva la Vulva".
Sign depicts a drawing of a vagina above the words "Read my lips".
Text on signs read: "Keep your laws off my body"; "Rise up"; "I miss America"; "Equality over privlege"; "Our bodies, our choice"; "When Trump says he has a plan - It's a trap! [With an image of a character from Star Wars]"; "Finally, let us understand that when we stand together we will always win. When men & women stand together for justice, we win. - Bernie Sanders".
Text on sign reads: "A Woman's place is in the resistance [with an image of Princess Leia from the Star Wars film franchise]"; "This [image of Hello Kitty character] grabs back".
Text on signs read: "Build bridges, not walls!"; "Love + kindness"; "Let's build a wall around Trump - I'll pay for it".
Text on sign reads: "Yuge mistake".
Text on sign reads: "We shall overcomb".
Text on sign reads: "Trump is a fart".
Text on sign reads: "I usually sleep in on Saturdays but this shit is ridiculous".
Text on sign reads:"Does this ass [with an image of President Trump] make my sign look big?".
Sign depicts a venus symbol with a raised fist in the center. Text on clothing reads: "Notorious RBG" surrounding an image of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Text on socks reads: "Mother fucking girl power".
Text on signs read: "Stronger together [with hearts]"; "Silence is not an option"; "And still I rise"; "I march for those without a voice"; "The future is female". Text on clothing reads: "If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor".
Text on signs read: "You are not powerless"; "Our bodies, our minds, our power"; "Equal rights for all!"; "I want YOU to save our democracy!".
Text on sign reads: "Drumpf is not my president".
Text on sign reads: "Trump. #Misogony, #Homophobia, #Pussygrabbing". It also has an image of the Twitter bird symbol.
Text on sign reads: "Resist... Bigotry! Greed! Bullying".
Text on sign reads: "We Must Stand Together, Black Lives Matter, Trans Rights are Human Rights, Build Bridges not Walls".
Text on signs read: "Love is the heart and soul of Earth", "We are the Future".
Text on signs read: "Love is the heart and soul of Earth"; "Kindness Rules"; "We are the future".
Sign depicts President Donald J. Trump’s head merged onto the end of a tobacco pipe. Text reads: “Ceci n’est nas un president”.
Text on signs read: "Wells Fargo - Divest from the Dakota Access Pipeline! Water is life, #NoDAPL"; "Indigenous sisters rising, Be our ally, Be our sister, #NoDAPL, Water is sacred, Healthcare, Education, Treaty Rights, Human Rights"; "I Refuse to be Oppressed". Representatives from Indigenous communities were invited to lead the Women's March on Seattle. An individual is wearing a shirt and headband reading "WE R NATIVE".
Text on signs read: "Wells Fargo - Divest from the Dakota Access Pipeline! Water is life, #NoDAPL"; "Indigenous sisters rising, Be our ally, Be our sister, #NoDAPL, Water is sacred, Healthcare, Education, Treaty Rights, Human Rights"; "I Refuse to be Oppressed"; "Stand with native women and two spirit people"; "We will not be silenced [with a Venus symbol and raised fist]". Representatives from Indigenous communities were invited to lead the Women's March on Seattle.
Text on signs read: "Protect, Respectful, Indigenous... Environment, Love"; "We the resilient have been here before [with an image of an indigenous woman in the style of Rosie the Riveter]"; "Wells Fargo, Divest from the Dakota Access Pipeline! Water is life, #NoDAPL".
Text on signs read: "Fight racism & sexism, Unite Against Trump & the Billionaire Class. Socialist Students"; "Not my president"; "Women's rights are human rights"; "Stronger Together"
Text on signs read: "Not my president"; "Re-read chapter 1 of 1984... Lies become truths if we don't pay attention".
Text on signs read: "Humility, Empathy, Courage, Kindness, Decency"; "Respect the Earth"; "Women Won't Back Down"; "Oligrachy [with a red X over the word]".
Text on signs read: "Resist Trump"; "UNFIT [with an image of Donald Trump]"; "We shall overcomb"; "American the beautiful is all of us".
Text on signs read: "Okay ladies, now lets get in formation"; "Hate will not make America great"; "Here's to strong women, may we know them, may we be them, may we raise them".
Sign depicts multiple symbols including a peace sign, a Venus symbol, rainbow stripes and the stripes of the Russian flag. It features an image of President Donald J. Trump's face with a red swastika drawn on the forehead and a moustache in the style worn by Adolf Hitler. The text reads: "Not My President - Illegitimate".
Text on signs read: "A woman's place is in the revolution [with a Venus symbol and a raised fist]"; "Make America Think Again"; "Here is to strong women, May we know them, May we be them, May we raise them"; "Love wins [with a rainbow striped heart]";
Text on sign reads:"Love not hate makes America great".
Text on signs read: "Fake news + Fake facts = Fake presidency"; "Not this pussy"; "Black Lives Matter".
Text on sign reads: "Our bodies, our minds, our power". A sign depicts hands of different skin tones grasping the wrist of a raised fist which is aflame. The text reads, "Our liberation is bound in each others".
Text on signs read: "Refuse Fascism", with five upside down American Flags beneath the text; "Commander In-Competent"; "Gender Justice, Racial Justice, Economic Justice"; "Don't Normalize Nazis"; "Respect Diversity Embrace Humanity"; "Grab him by the presidency"; "Both men and women are from earth. Deal with it.". Two signs have cartoons of President Donald J. Trump behind a red X.
Text on sign reads: "Respeta mi existencia, O espera resistencia [with a Venus symbol and a raised fist]"; "In this house, we believe: Black Lives Matter, Women's Rights are Human Rights, No Human Is Illegal, Science is Real, Water is life, In religious freedom, Love is Love, Kindness is everything". One sign depicts an image of Nyota Uhura, a fictional character in the Star Trek franchise.
Text on signs read: "The future is female"; "Hate does not make American great"; "Our rights are not up for grabs and neither are we"; "March forward not backwards, Womens rights are human rights, Feminist AF".
Text on signs read: "The future is female"; "Hate does not make American great"; "Our rights are not up for grabs and neither are we"; "March forward not backwards, Womens rights are human rights, Feminist AF".
Text on signs reads: "Our rights are not up for grabs and neither are we"; "March forward not backwards, Womens rights are human rights, Feminist AF". An individual is wearing a baseball cap that reads, "Vietnam Veteran".
Text on signs read: "Treasonous Trump!"; "Make empathy great again". Many protest signs used the construction of “Make [___] great again” as a jeer at the Trump administration. "Make America Great Again", abbreviated to MAGA, is a campaign slogan used by President Donald Trump in his 2016 presidential campaign.
Text on sign reads: "Thanks Obama, We miss you". Barack Obama is an American politician who served as the 44th President of the United States from 2009 to 2017.
Alvin Graham Jr. is a Seattle man who raises money for U.S. veterans at many events around the city.
Text on sign reads: "I'm with her [with arrows pointing out in all directions]". An individual is wearing a shirt that reads, "All you need is love, equal rights, coffee". “I’m with Her” was a slogan associated with Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign.
Sign depicts President Donald J. Trump, with his hair blown back off his forehead. Underneath is the word "Nope". The poster is in the style of the red, white, and blue Barack Obama "Hope" poster, created by artist Shepard Fairey.
Text on sign reads: "Love trumps hate".
Alvin Graham Jr. is a Seattle man who raises money for U.S. veterans at many events around the city.
Text on sign reads: "Hope".
Image on clothing depicts: A black swastika on a white background, with President Donald Trump’s face superimposed over it. A red circle with a diagonal line through it covers the image.
Text on signs read: "Paid family leave"; "Hate is not a family value". An individual wears a shirt reading "Black Lives Matter".
Text on signs read: "Build the resistance against Trump"; "Indigenous rights are human rights, #NoDAPL"; "Your god hates your bigotry".
Text on signs read: "Make America Think Again"; "Hey, I just met you and this is crazy, but get out of my country because you endores systemic racism".
Text on sign reads: "Reproductive rights are Human Rights".
Text on sign reads: "Left or right, we can all see wrong".
Text on sign reads: "G.O.P. You're fired".
Text on signs read: "Keep your filthy laws off my silky drawers"; "Nasty Women Vote".
Text on signs read: "Our bodies, our rights. We are good people"; "'Merica was great"; "Acuse de Trump".
Text on sign reads: "Listen to us".
Text on signs read: "Keep your tiny hands off my body"; "Listen to us". The reference to "tiny hands" refers to an exchange of insults between then candidates for president Donald Trump and Marco Rubio (U.S. Senator for Florida). Rubio commented on the size of Donald Trump’s hands, suggesting that they were smaller than normal for a man of Trump’s height (6’2”). Trump responded to the insult at the Republican debate on March 3, 2016, saying “Look at those hands. Are they small hands? And [Rubio] referred to my hands - if they are small, something else must be small. I guarantee you there is no problem. I guarantee you.”
Text on signs read: "Liberty and Freedom for All"; "This pussy grabs back". An individual wears a shirt reading "Women's Rights are Human Rights".
Text on sign reads: "D.J.T.: Your cabinet is worse than Dr. Caligari's". The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari is a 1920 German silent horror film.
Text on signs read: "Hands off our rights"; "It is not 1973 - R vs W (Roe vs. Wade)"; "G.O.P. You're fired".
Text on signs read: "Hands off our rights"; "Trump urine over your head!"; "Don't give up"; "This nasty [Venus symbol] stands for peace through compassion"; "Move forward! It is not 1973! R vs W [Roe vs Wade]"; "G.O.P. You're fired".
Text on sign reads: "Real men do not fear equality".
Text on signs read: "Hate wont make us great"; "Keep your tiny hands off my body [over a cartoon of a uterus raising a middle finger]"; "Mind your own uterus". ·The reference to "tiny hands" refers to an exchange of insults between then candidates for president Donald Trump and Marco Rubio (U.S. Senator for Florida). Rubio commented on the size of Donald Trump’s hands, suggesting that they were smaller than normal for a man of Trump’s height (6’2”). Trump responded to the insult at the Republican debate on March 3, 2016, saying “Look at those hands. Are they small hands? And [Rubio] referred to my hands - if they are small, something else must be small. I guarantee you there is no problem. I guarantee you.”
Text on sign reads: "Hate won't make us great".
Text on sign reads: "Dissent is the ultimate form of patriotism - Thomas Jefferson".
Text on sign reads: "Hear our voice - Women's March on Washington, January 21, 2017 [with hands of different skin tones grasping the wrist of a raised fist which is aflame]". A marcher holds a rainbow flag with the outline of the Seattle skyline.
Text on signs read: "Practice kindness"; "Women are in charge of their own bodies. Science is real. Kindness matters. Love is love."; "Women's rights"; "Illegitimate and dangerously unqualified"; "Strength in diversity".
Text on signs read: "Nyet my president"; "United we stand". One sign is a rainbow flag with a white peace dove in the center.
Text on sign reads: "Respect now! [with an image of a finger with a pointed nail]".
Text on signs read: "When I marched in Selma, I felt my legs were praying"; "Mother by choice, fighting for choice"; "Women are in charge of their own bodies, science is real, kindness matters, love is love".
Text on signs read: "Don't tread on me [with a cartoon of a uterus]"; "Liebe deine nachbarn [love your neighbor]". One sign has a Venus, Mars, and Peace symbol merged together.
Text on sign reads: "Same shit, different century". Text on protestor's shirt reads "feminist".
Text on sign reads: "Pussies against Trump. You can't grab this! [with a cartoon of a cat]".
Text on sign reads: "Hear our voice - Women's March on Washington, January 21, 2017 [with hands of different skin tones grasping the wrist of a raised fist which is aflame]".
Text on signs read: "The future is unwritten"; "No! No! Hell no! [emanating from a cartoon drawing of an angry cat]"; "Smash the patriarchy"; "Informed active citizenship is the foundation of democracy".
Text on signs read: "Organize against Trump..."; "Hate does not make America great"; "We are never going back".
Text on signs read: "This pussy grabs back"; "Repealing the ACA [Affordable Care Act] = Murder"; "ONE LOVE [over a drawing of the earth]"; "Organize against Trump..."; "Put enough snowflakes together and you get an avalanche!".
Text on sign reads: "Put enough snowflakes together and you get an avalanche!"
Text on signs reads: "No! No! Hell no! [emanating from a cartoon drawing of an angry cat]"; "Hate does not make America great"; "Woman's Rights are Human Rights".
Text on sign reads: "Equality for all"; "My neck, my back, this pussy fights back". One sign is a hand drawn image of a woman wearing an American flag hijab.
Text on signs read: "Girls just wanna have fundamental rights"; "We the people are greater than fear [with an image of a woman wearing an American flag hijab]"; "Yes we can heal this nation".
Text on signs read: "Girls just wanna have fundamental rights"; "Control yourself - not me!"; "We the people are greater than fear [with an image of a woman wearing an American flag hijab]"; "Equality for All".
Text on signs read: "If you love Putin, move to Russia"; "Human Rights are not optional"; "OMG G.O.P. WTF"; "Our Children Deserve Better"; "ACA [Affordable Care Act] saves lives"; "My little girl made this: [sign reading 'protect all animals] She is why I march!". Vladimir Putin is a Russian politician. He has served as the President of Russia since 2012, before which he served as Prime Minister.
Text on signs read: "Tiny hands are the devils plaything"; "Black Lives Matter"; "Not my prez"; "We will resist [with the T in the word resist being orange. Also present is an abstract drawing of a vagina]". The reference to "tiny hands" refers to an exchange of insults between then candidates for president Donald Trump and Marco Rubio (U.S. Senator for Florida). Rubio commented on the size of Donald Trump’s hands, suggesting that they were smaller than normal for a man of Trump’s height (6’2”). Trump responded to the insult at the Republican debate on March 3, 2016, saying “Look at those hands. Are they small hands? And [Rubio] referred to my hands - if they are small, something else must be small. I guarantee you there is no problem. I guarantee you.”
Text on signs read: "What she said [with arrows pointing in all directions]"; "Keep your small white hands out of my vagina". The reference to “small hands” refers to an exchange of insults between then candidates for president Donald Trump and Marco Rubio (U.S. Senator for Florida). Rubio commented on the size of Donald Trump’s hands, suggesting that they were smaller than normal for a man of Trump’s height (6’2”). Trump responded to the insult at the Republican debate on March 3, 2016, saying “Look at those hands. Are they small hands? And [Rubio] referred to my hands - if they are small, something else must be small. I guarantee you there is no problem. I guarantee you.”
Text on sign reads: "Keep your small white hands out of my vagina". The reference to “small hands” refers to an exchange of insults between then candidates for president Donald Trump and Marco Rubio (U.S. Senator for Florida). Rubio commented on the size of Donald Trump’s hands, suggesting that they were smaller than normal for a man of Trump’s height (6’2”). Trump responded to the insult at the Republican debate on March 3, 2016, saying “Look at those hands. Are they small hands? And [Rubio] referred to my hands - if they are small, something else must be small. I guarantee you there is no problem. I guarantee you.”
Text on signs read: "Human rights are not up for grabs"; "Resist racist regime"; "No one is free when others..." One of the signs features a cartoon of President Donald J. Trump as the blue Twitter bird logo.
Text on sign reads: "Join the Rebel Alliance today" [with four female leading characters from the Star Wars series, including Princess Leia. Behind them is the symbol for the Rebel Alliance, a rebel faction in the Star Wars universe]". Second sign has a Venus symbol with the symbol for the Rebel Alliance inside of it. Text probably reads "Fight like a girl".
Text on signs read: "Auntie, Doctor, Mentor..."; "I will died without the ACA [Affordable Care Act]"
Text on sign reads: "Build bridges not walls". A banner in the background shows an Indigenous design in shades of blue and orange.
Two flags show Indigenous designs in shades of blue, orange, red, purple, and green. One also has a dream catcher (hoop with a woven net) and two feathers. A third flag features planet earth on a blue background. A fourth flag has a rainbow spiral with a white peace symbol in the middle. Representatives from Indigenous communities were invited to lead the Women's March on Seattle.
Text on signs read: "RISE"; "Respect my existence or expect my resistance".
Text on sign reads: "Now you done pissed us all off".
Text on sign reads: "She's afraid, I survive, He's feminine. They Love. We listen to fear & victimize. We listen to love & survive. Listen to the CHIDREN [sic]. Listen to love"; "Women's Rights are Human Rights".
Text on signs read: "Bizarro [with a drawing of a square earth with President Donald J. Trump's signature hairstyle attached to it]"; "This is what America looks like!"; "Tiny hands off our rights!". One sign depicts an Indigenous design in shades of blue and dark red. Representatives from Indigenous communities were invited to lead the Women's March on Seattle. The reference to "tiny hands" refers to an exchange of insults between then candidates for president Donald Trump and Marco Rubio (U.S. Senator for Florida). Rubio commented on the size of Donald Trump’s hands, suggesting that they were smaller than normal for a man of Trump’s height (6’2”). Trump responded to the insult at the Republican debate on March 3, 2016, saying “Look at those hands. Are they small hands? And [Rubio] referred to my hands - if they are small, something else must be small. I guarantee you there is no problem. I guarantee you.”
Text on signs read: "Bizarro [with a drawing of a square earth with President Donald J. Trump's signature hairstyle attached to it]"; "Feminist, Immigrant, Muslim, Proud"; "Pussy Fights Back"; "Hope! [over an image of Princess Leia of the Star Wars series]"; "Our Bodies, Ours Minds, Our Power!"; "Indivisible"; "Peace for All"; "Fight for what you believe in! [with a raised fist filled with rainbow stripes]".
Text on signs read: "If you aren't angry, you aren't paying attention"; "Hope! [over an image of Princess Leia of the Star Wars series]"; "Our bodies! Our minds! Our power!"; "Proud Momma's Boy".
Text on sign reads: "Rise Up [a mask of a cartoon cat is attached, with the words 'pussy power' written on it]".
Text on sign reads: "Thank you Tiny Hands for bringing us all together". The reference to "tiny hands" refers to an exchange of insults between then candidates for president Donald Trump and Marco Rubio (U.S. Senator for Florida). Rubio commented on the size of Donald Trump’s hands, suggesting that they were smaller than normal for a man of Trump’s height (6’2”). Trump responded to the insult at the Republican debate on March 3, 2016, saying “Look at those hands. Are they small hands? And [Rubio] referred to my hands – if they are small, something else must be small. I guarantee you there is no problem. I guarantee you.”
Text on signs read: "Women's Rights"; "A sea of babes to change the tides". An individual dressed in the style of a suffragette is wearing all white clothing, a hat covered in flowers, and a sash reading, "SLAY".
Text on signs read: "Master of Puppets, Pulling the string [with a cartoon of Russian President Vladimir Putin controlling President Donald J. Trump with through marionette strings]"; "I am Woman, Hear me roar [with a drawing of a female person bowling over President Donald J. Trump with the sound of her voice]"; "Here's to strong women everywhere. May we know them, may we be them, may we raise them"; "Equality"; "We the People defend dignity". Vladimir Putin is a Russian politician. He has served as the President of Russia since 2012, before which he served as Prime Minister.
Text on sign reads: "I am Woman, Hear me roar [with a drawing of a female person bowling over President Donald J. Trump with the sound of her voice]". One sign depicts the Statue of Liberty.
Text on signs read: "Don't let this become the new normal"; "Grabback [with an image of a cat baring it's teeth]"; "Women's rights are Human rights".
Text on signs read: "We've come a long way from Adam's rib"; "Keep your tiny hands off my rights"; "We the people = All the people"; "Unity"; "Lets move forward, not backward!", "Women are perfect"; "UFCW21 - Many faces, one voice"; "Machinists Support You". The reference to "tiny hands" refers to an exchange of insults between then candidates for president Donald Trump and Marco Rubio (U.S. Senator for Florida). Rubio commented on the size of Donald Trump’s hands, suggesting that they were smaller than normal for a man of Trump’s height (6’2”). Trump responded to the insult at the Republican debate on March 3, 2016, saying “Look at those hands. Are they small hands? And [Rubio] referred to my hands - if they are small, something else must be small. I guarantee you there is no problem. I guarantee you.”
Text on signs read: "Unity"; "UFCW21 - Many faces, one voice"; "Zero sexism, racism..."; "VeteransForPeace.org [with the symbol of the peace dove and olive branch]".
Text on signs read: "Machinists Support You!"; "Divest Trump"; "Publicly Funded Elections"; "Women Are Perfect"; "WorldPeace.Org [with a dove holding an olive branch]".
Text on signs read: "VeteransForPeace.Org [with a dove holding an olive branch]"; "I see the problem... You have Republicans in your vagina [text imposed over an image of a female doctor in a medical mask and surgical scrubs]".
Text on signs read: "VeteransForPeace.Org [with a dove holding an olive branch]"; "Not my pre-sleazi-dent"; "Publicly funded elections".
Text on signs read: "VeteransForPeace.Org [with a dove holding an olive branch]"; "#RiseUp"; "Grabbing Pussy - Lesbians Do It Better - We ask Permission"; "Publicly Funded Elections".
Sign depicts a modified Gadsden flag, with the snake taking the shape of a uterus. The text under the snake probably reads, "Don't Tread On Me". The Gadsden is a historical American flag with a yellow field depicting a rattlesnake coiled and ready to strike.
Text on signs read: "Protectionism is not a 21st century solution"; "#Vagenda - #UniversalHealthCare, #ReproductiveFreedom"; "Rights: Health Care"; "The Union Behind Entertainment - Stand up, speak out! IATSE District No. One, Alaska, Montana, Oregon, Washington;".
Text on signs read: "Rights: Health Care, Equal Pay, Choice"; "Viva la mujer"; "Hands off - I own my body"; "Health Care for Everyone"; "53% of white women voted for Trump".
Text on signs read: "Trump's Values: Bad for America [attached to a piñata of President Donald J. Trump]"; "Commander in Creep".
Text on signs read: "Educate, agitate, organize"; "Unless you're First Nations, you're an immigrant, too!"; "Breath & Push - Labor Nurses"; "Get up, stand up, don't give up the flight".
Text on signs read: "Hate speech doesn't impress me"; "Women's rights"; "When they go low, we go high".
Text on sign reads: "Let Freedom Ring! MLK Day. Garfield High School, January 21, 2013. Sponsored by MLK Celebration Committee, www.MLKSeattle.org". A button reading "AFT - Obama" is attached to the sign. Martin Luther King Jr. was an American Baptist minister and activist who became the most visible spokesperson and leader in the Civil Rights Movement. He was assassinated in 1968.
Text on signs read: "#FreeDayCareForAll, #1.5YearMaternityLeave"; "White Silence is White Violence"; "We Are One [with a rainbow striped heart]".
Text on signs read: "Americans United for Separation of Church and State, # WomensMarch, AU.Org"; "#FreeDayCareForAll, #1.5YearMaternityLeave"; "We Are One [with a rainbow striped heart]".
Text on sign reads: "The Dream, The Work, The Love, Is strong, Carries On"; "We the people are greater than fear [with an image of a woman wearing an American flag as a hijab]".
Text on signs read: "Day 2 - Time to Impeach [with an image of President Donald J. Trump]"; "G.O.P., Hands off me [with an image of a hissing cat]"; "Even his tweets are tiny".
Text on signs read: "Fired up, Ready to go! SEIU"; "Day 2 - Time to Impeach [with an image of President Donald J. Trump]"; "G.O.P., Hands off me [with an image of a hissing cat]";
Text on signs read: "Gay, Straight, Black or White, Healthcare is a Human Right"; "Girls just wanna have fun-damental human rights"; "Re-Sister".
Text on sign reads: "Rise, Unity, Resist".
Text on signs read: "Men of quality do not fear equality"; "Fight the power"; "SEIU - Save the ACA"; "Girl Power"; "ARNP's United for Health Care". A sign depicts Frida Khalo as Rosie the Riveter.
Text on signs read: "Stand up, Speak out! IATSE District No. One"; "We will not be silent".
Text on sign reads: "We will not be silent".
Text on sign reads: "We go high [with a raised fist].
Text on signs read: "Resist Trump - Keep American Great!". A sign depicts different colored hands surrounding a heart. The word "United" is super imposed over the image.
Text on signs read: "In diversity is strength"; "I'm with her"; "Equality [with a combined Venus and Mars symbol with rainbow stripes]". “I’m with Her” was a slogan associated with Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign.
Text on signs read: "In diversity is strength"; "I'm with her"; "Hope"; "Equality"; "GRL PWR". “I’m with Her” was a slogan associated with Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign.
Text on signs read: "Please stop tweeting"; "Calm down - NOPE". Flags flying above the marchers read, "ILPS - US"; "GABRIELA". One sign is a cut out of a clothes hanger behind the no symbol .
Text on signs read: "Stand up, Speak Out"; "In this house we believe: Black Lives Matter, Women's Rights are Human Rights, No Human is Illegal, Science is Real, Water is Life"; "Liberty, Equality, Empathy For All"; "Fight Racism and Sexism - Unite Against Trump & The Billionaire Class"; "Black Lives Matter"; "Go Women Rights!"; "Decolonize, Organize, Radicalize"; "Immigrant Rights are Human Rights"; "Love not hate makes America great"; "Trump the ENEMY from within"; "Hide nothing from the masses of our people. Tell no Lies. Expose lies whenever. Mask no difficulties, mistakes, failures. Claim no easy victories"; "We honor the legacy of Audacious Women Warriors - Sojourner Truth, Harriet Tubman, Ida B. Wells, Mary McLeod Bethune, Rosa Parks, Shirley Chisholm"; "Rise! Resist! Unite!"; "WE the people includes Woman, Veterans, Disabled, Sick, Old, Black, Brown, Red, Yellow, Muslim, Jew, Atheist and more..."; "[Cat drawing] grabs back".
Text on signs read: "Fight sexism"; "Hate does not make America great"; "No one is free when others are oppressed"; "Seattle is a sanctuary city -InterIm CDA"; "Make American Kind Again"; "Diversity Inclusion - InterIm CDA"; "Justice Love Compassion - InterIm CDA"; "Stand up, Speak out"; "Kadima - Progressive Jewish Community"; "In this house, we believe: Black Lives Matter, Women's Rights are Human Rights, No Human is Illegal, Science is Real, Water is Life, In religious freedom"; "API for Black Lives"; "Black Lives Matter"; "Decolonize, Organize, Radicalize"; "Queens of color stay resisting imperialism"; "We honor the legacy of Audacious Women Warriors - Sojourner Truth, Harriet Tubman, Ida B. Wells, Mary McLeod Bethune, Rosa Parks, Shirley Chisholm"; "Immigrant rights are human rights"; "Love not hate makes America great"; "Rise! Resist, Unite! - GABRIELA Seattle"; "Our voices, our power. Our silence will not protect us." Banners at the front of the crowd read: "Filipino Community of Seattle"; "GABRIELA USA - Rise against fascism, Resist militarization, Unite for liberation"; "#Asians4BlackLives".
Text on signs read: "No one is free when others are oppressed"; "Seattle is a sanctuary city -InterIm CDA"; "Make American Kind Again"; "Justice Love Compassion - InterIm CDA"; "Stand up, Speak out"; "Rise! Resist, Unite! - GABRIELA Seattle". Banners at the front of the crowd read: "Filipino Community of Seattle"; "GABRIELA USA - Rise against fascism, Resist militarization, Unite for liberation".
Text on signs read: "Seattle is a sanctuary city - InterIM CDA"; "Make America Kind Again". An individual is wearing a shirt that reads, "No New Youth Jail".
Text on signs read: "Unite for Liberation - GABRIELA"; "I can't believe we still have to protest this shit". One sign is a cut out of a clothes hanger behind the no symbol.
Text on signs read: "We the resilient have been here before [with an image of a indigenous elder holding up her raised fist]". A second sign features images of Steve Mnuchin and Tom Price and the following text "@billionnaire, club.us.gov". Steve Mnuchin is an American banker, film producer, and former hedge fund manager who is the 77th United States Secretary of the Treasury under President Donald J. Trump. Tom Price is an American politician who served as the Representative for Georgia. He is the 23rd Secretary of Health and Human Services under President Donald J. Trump.
Text on signs read: "Love Trumps Hate"; "Fight Fascism"; "When Injustice becomes law, Resistance becomes duty".
Sign depicts the face of President Donald J. Trump, with the face of Russian President Vladimir Putin below it. Written across the images are the words, "Orange is the new red." Vladimir Putin is a Russian politician. He has served as the President of Russia since 2012, before which he served as Prime Minister.
Text on sign reads: "Girls to the front [with a Venus symbol and a raised fist]".
Text on signs read: "Vashon Women United - War is still not the answer - Latino / Mexican Lives Matter"; PRO - Black, Immigrant, Muslim, Worker, Queer, Womxn"; "White feminism [is] f*@!ed, let's march together"; We cannot all succeed if 1/2 of us are held back - Malala Yousafzai". Sign depicts a pair of crossed legs with a heart in the groin, surrounded by text reading, "All Womxn".
Text on signs read: "Resist Trump"; "No Human is Illegal - Black Lives Matter - Science is Real - Women's rights are Human rights - Love is love - Stand together"; "Fired up, Ready to go! SEIU - Stronger Together"; "Super-callous, fascist-racist, extra-braggadocious".
Text on signs read: "Equal pay now"; "Smash the patriarchy"; "Love Trumps Hate"; "We the people [above an image of a woman in an American flag hijab]"; "NOW - National Organization for Women"; "Stop Racism Now"; "Our rights are not up for grabs and neither are we". One sign depicts a closed fist with the words "One Race" above it. Another sign has a cartoon of President Donald J. Trump shaking a cell phone, with the words "Donald Trump" beside it.
Text on signs read: "I can't even [with a Venus symbol and a closed fist]"; "NOW - National Organization for Women"; "Stop Racism Now".
Text on sign reads: "Justice is a woman [with a black and white image of Lady Justice holding her scales]"; "T - Tweeting, R - Reckless, U - Unqualified, M - Misogynistic, P - Pig!".
Text on signs read: "We the resilient have been here before [with an image of a Native woman holding up her raised fist]"; "They tried to bury us, they didn't know we were seeds".
Text on signs read: "I don't think of all of the misery, but of the beauty that remains"; "Save our democracy"; "Open the borders, close the prisons, another world is possible"; "I'm not really a sign guy, but geeze!"; Don't DIS our ability"; "Build the resistance against Trump"; "Love"; "People of Quality do not fear Equality"; "Hate doesn't drive out hate, only love can"; "We will not be silent [with a Venus symbol and a raised fist]"; "Illegitimate Fascist [with an image of President Donald J. Trump's face behind a no symbol]"; "Nyet! #PutinsPuppet #NotMyPresident". One marcher is wearing a shirt reading "Galludet University", a university for the Deaf and hard of hearing located in Washington, D.C.
Text on signs read: "Equal Rights 4 All"; "This is what a feminist looks like". A sign in the background is a cut out of the blue Twitter bird logo, with President Donald J. Trump's signature hairstyle.
Text on sign reads: "This is all so fucked up".
Text on signs read: "Grab 'em by the policy"; "Education"; "Awaken women, U Strong, Equal Rights, Health Care"; "If you can't be KIND, be quiet"; "Womxn's, Immigrant's, Human Rights"; "Black Lives Matter"; "Truth, Justice, Respect"; "Girls just wanna have FUN-damental rights"; "I'm raising kids to tear down your wall"; "Not my Czar". Sign depicts: A stylized outline of a uterus that has hands, extending a middle finger.
Text on signs read: "Education, Awaken women, U Strong, Equal Rights, Health Care"; "If you can't be KIND, be quiet"; "Ginjas for Peace"; "Build a wall around TRUMP and I will pay for it"; "Resist Trump - No deportations! Black Lives Matter! Demand Worker's and Women's rights! - Socialist Alternative"; "Girls just wanna have FUN-damental rights"; .
Text on signs read: "Seattle, Stronger Together, Womxn's March, 2017"; "Black Lives Matter".
Text on signs read: "Black Lives Matter"; "I am no longer accepting the things I cannot change, I am changing the things I can not accept!"; "Stand for the Vulnerable". Two individuals are wearing Cascadian flags as capes. Cascadia is a bioregion that includes Oregon, Washington state, and British Columbia.
Text on signs read: "Sister, Daughter, Mother, Grandmother, Aunt, Niece. Stand Together. Women's Rights, Human Rights"; "Stand up or sit somewhere... provocative"; "Walk SHANTI, Talk SHANTI, Be SHANTI, OM!"; "Hate has no place here".
Text on signs read: "Sister, Daughter, Mother, Grandmother, Aunt, Niece. Stand Together. Women's Rights, Human Rights"; "Stand up or sit somewhere... provocative"; "Walk SHANTI, Talk SHANTI, Be SHANTI, OM!"; "Hate has no place here".
Text on signs read: "Smash the patriarchy"; "Fight Racism & Sexism. Unite Against Trump & the Billionaire Class. Socialist Students."; "Left or Right, we can all see wrong".
Text on signs read: "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses, yearning to be free. The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. [with an image of the State of Liberty]"
Text on signs read: "Catching Fire"; "Love is the source of understanding"; "Never stop believing that fighting for what's right is worth it. - Hillary Clinton"; "I do not like you down my shirt, I do not like you up my skirt, I do not like you near my rump, I do not like you, Mr.Trump!"; "Love not hate makes America great"; "Donald, your mother [with an image of the earth] is pissed [imposed in red text over an image of the Declaration of Independence]"; "Rise up for Equality"; "In your guts, you know he's nuts!" Hillary Rodham Clinton is an American politician. She served as U.S. Senator from New York, the Secretary of State, and the First Lady of the United States. She ran for President during the 2016 election, but was defeated by Donald J. Trump.
Text on signs read: "Catching Fire"; "Love is the source of understanding"; "Never stop believing that fighting for what's right is worth it. - Hillary Clinton"; "I do not like you down my shirt, I do not like you up my skirt, I do not like you near my rump, I do not like you, Mr.Trump!"; "Love not hate makes America great"; "Donald, your mother [with an image of the earth] is pissed [imposed in red text over an image of the Declaration of Independence]"; "Rise up for Equality"; "In your guts, you know he's nuts!" Hillary Rodham Clinton is an American politician. She served as U.S. Senator from New York, the Secretary of State, and the First Lady of the United States. She ran for President during the 2016 election, but was defeated by Donald J. Trump.
Text on signs read: "I march because SHE deserved better"; "Trump 'Unpresidented' 2017". Hillary Rodham Clinton is an American politician. She served as U.S. Senator from New York, the Secretary of State, and the First Lady of the United States. She ran for President during the 2016 election, but was defeated by Donald J. Trump.
Text on signs read: "I can't believe I still have to protest this fucking shit"; "Deflower the patriarchy [with an image of a vagina]"; "Sushi rolls NOT gender rolls"; "Black Lives Matter"; "Health Care"; "Diversity is Reality"; "Protect Our Earth - Forests, Kids, Women, Water, Air [with an image of the earth]". Sign depicts: A Venus symbol with a raised black fist in the center. One individual appears to be dressed as a suffragette.
Text on sign reads: "Fight like a girl".
Text on signs read: "Our beautiful choices [with a stylized uterus]"; "Even the darkest night will end and the sun will rise"; "I want to believe"; "If men got pregnant you could get an abortion at an ATM - Selina Meyer"; "Hold high thy values - Respect, Equality".
Text on signs read: "America is for everyone [with a red heart]"; "Matriotism"; "Our Beautiful Choices [with a stylized uterus]"; "Our Women, Planet, and Children hold the deep wizdom, Islanders 4 Equality". Text on shirt in foreground reads: "Wimmin, Womin, Womyn".
Image on sign: a single white fist against a solid black background.
Kathleen O'Toole is the Chief of Police for the Seattle Police Department. She has held that office since June 23, 2014.
Text on signs reads: "The future is female"; "Walls will not divide us"; "No hate"; "Nope, not this pussy".
Text on sign reads: "In this house, we believe: Black Lives Matter, Women's Rights are Human Rights, No Human Is Illegal, Science is Real, Water is life, In religious freedom, Love is Love, Kindness is everything". The individual dressed in the style of a suffragette is wearing a sash that probably reads, "Votes for Women".
Text on signs read: "No Hate"; "Our bodies, Our minds, Our power"; "I will not accept what I can't change, I will change what I can't accept".
Text on sign reads: "I can't believe we're still protesting this shit".
Text on signs read: "Girls just wanna have fundamental human rights"; "What the world needs now is love, is love, is love"; "Equality for all"; "Hear our voice".
Text on signs read: "I stand with love"; "Unidos contra Trump - Y la clase multimillonaria - Socialist Alternative"; "Resist Trump - Keep America Great".
Text on signs read: "Women's Right's are Human Rights - Health, economic security, representation, safety"; "Text 'MARCH' - Moms Demand Action for gun sense".
Text on sign reads: "Our bodies, our minds, our power".
Text on sign reads: "Truth not tweets".
Text on sign reads: "Nasty Woman [with an arrow pointing down at the sign holder[".
Text on signs read: "Solidarity Trumps hate - International Socialist Organization - www.PugetSoundSocialists.org"; "Powe to the Nasty Women".
Text on sign reads: "Listen to us"
Text on signs read: "Our bodies minds power"[with image of raised fist overlaid on the female symbol]; "We stand together today, everyday"
Text on sign reads: "We march for equality for everyone regardless of race, class, gender, religion or whom they chose to love"
Text on sign reads: "None of this is normal. Resist the Gaslighting!"
Text on sign reads: "Hate will not make us great"
Text on sign reads: "Empathy, Decency, Democracy"
Text on sign reads: "Men of quality support gender equality. Not My President"
Text on sign reads: "Portrait of an ugly American. #notmypresident"[with picture of a pig divided up into sections].
Text on sign reads: "You can't comb over sexism"[with image of President Donald Trump crossed out]
Taxt on signs read: "You can't comb over racism"; "I can't believe I'm still fucking protesting this shit!"; "Hail to the Pussies"
Text on signs read: "Women's rights are human rights - HRC"; "Take away our rights and there'll be hell toupee"[with image of Donald Trump's hair]
Text on sign reads: "Legion of womb"[decorated with peace signs]
Text on sign reads: "Don't twitter away our freedoms"
Text on sign reads: "Hope can still win".
Text on signs read: "We are here - Neighborhood Action Coalition"; "Thank you Michelle"; "Hope Can Still Win"; "Save our Democracy". Michelle Obama is an American lawyer and writer who served as the First Lady of the United States from 2009 to 2017.
Text on signs read: "Stay involved tomorrow"; "Hate does not make America Great".
Text on sign reads: "Men of quality do not fear equality. I am a feminist".
Text on signs read: "Informed active citizenship is the foundation of democracy"; "I need you Planned Parenthood [with a drawing of an intra-uterine device]"; "Our family stands for helping others, science, equality, love, peace, women, family, respect, kids, food for everyone, friendship"; "WomXn's Rights = Human Rights".
Text on sign reads: "We the people are greater than fear [with an image of a woman wearing an American flag hijab]".
Text on sign reads: "Our family stands for helping others, science, equality, love, peace, women, family, respect, kids, earth, food for everyone, friendship".
Text on signs read: "We the people protect each other [with an image of an African American woman]"; "Fight [where the letter i is a hand with a middle finger raised]"; "Our bodies, our minds, our power".
Text on sign reads: "I trust gas station sushi & an email from the Prince of Nigeria before Donald Trump". Another sign is a black and white ying-yang symbol with Mars and Venus symbols inside of it.
Text on sign reads: "We shall overcomb".
Text on sign reads: "Fuck this shit [with a cartoon of a uterus frowning and raising a middle finger]".
Text on sign reading: "Kick him in the dick [with an image of President Donald J. Trump holding his groin in pain]".
The sign for the 5 Point Cafe & Bar reads: "This is the dawning of the age of r u serious".
Text on sign reads: "Trump skis in jeans".
Text on sign reads: "Lift up your skirt, Show your tax returns! [with an image of President Donald Trump in an American flag dress]". Text on individual's shirt reads: "This bitch face does not rest".
Text on sign reads: "I will stand with the most vulnerable - Join us - LoveArmy.org".
Text on signs read: "Injustice anywhere threatens justice everywhere"; "Together we rise!".
Text on signs read: "Women's rights"; "Carry the light"; "If you are not angry, you are not paying attention".
"Such a nasty woman" was a phrase used by 2016 presidential candidate Donald Trump referring to opponent Hillary Clinton during the third presidential debate. The phrase made worldwide news and became a viral call for some women voters and has also launched a feminist movement by the same name. Hillary Rodham Clinton is an American politician. She served as U.S. Senator from New York, the Secretary of State, and the First Lady of the United States. She ran for President during the 2016 election, but was defeated by Donald J. Trump. Ruth Bader Ginsburg is an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. Ginsburg was appointed by President Bill Clinton and took the oath of office on August 10, 1993. She is the second female justice to be confirmed to the Court. Elizabeth Ann Warren is an American academic and politician. She is a member of the Democratic Party and is the senior United States Senator from Massachusetts. Michelle Obama is an American lawyer and writer who served as the First Lady of the United States from 2009 to 2017.
Text on sign reads: "I love youterus."
Text on signs reads: "We the people protect each other" [with image of woman with braided hair]; "Love is love, black lives matter, immigrants make great Americans, climate change is real, women's rights are human rights"; "Keep watch and activate"; "This pussy grabs back" [with image of cat face]; "My voice with change the world" [with peace and female symbols]
Text on banner reads: DSA. Democratic Socialists of America
Text on sign reads: "Don't lean in, Fight back" and "A woman's place is in the revolution", "DSA Democratic Socialists of America"
Text on banner reads: DSA. Democratic Socialists of America
Text on banner reads: DSA. Democratic Socialists of America
The 2018 Women’s March on Seattle took place on Saturday, January 20, 2018, on the one year anniversary of President Donald Trump’s inauguration. The march began at Cal Anderson Park, where a pre-march rally opened with prayers from members of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women group, who led the march, and speeches by current and former elected officials, including Mayor Jenny Durkan. The march proceeded west on Pine Street and north on Fourth Avenue, ending at Seattle Center. Tens of thousands of demonstrators participated in Seattle, while hundreds of thousands of people demonstrated throughout the United States and in other countries. On Sunday, January 21, organizers of the march created Womxn ACT on Seattle, designed to be “a day of action, not just demonstration" (Seattle Womxn Marching Forward, http://www.seattlewomxnmarchingforward.org/). Events included voter registration, panel discussions, trainings, and various drives for charity.
Text on signs reads: "Healthcare is a woman's right! Socialist Alternative"; "We grab back! End workplace harassment! Socialist Alternative"
Text on signs reads: "'Walk the street with us into history. Get off the sidewalk.' - Dolores Huerta"; "'The American idea of racial progress is measured by how fast I become white.' - James Baldwin" Dolores Clara Fernandez Huerta is an American civil rights activist. She cofounded the National Farmworkers Association along with Cesar Chavez and has frequently been recognized as a powerful community organizer and champion of women’s rights, social justice, workers’ rights, and immigrants’ rights. James Baldwin (August 2, 1924 – December 1, 1987) was an American novelist. Much of his writing focused on social and personal issues, especially around the acceptance of African Americans and gay and bisexual men. Although he declined to refer to himself as a civil rights activist, Baldwin wrote and lectured on the topics of racial inequality and spoke with a number of politicians and individuals involved in the civil rights movement.
Text on sign reads: "In this house, we believe: Black lives matter, women's rights are human rights, no human is illegal, science is real, water is life, in religious freedom, love is love, kindness is everything" Tara Clark began the Spread Love 2017 campaign with her version of the “In this house, we believe…” signs. As of November 2017, over $50,000 from sale profits had been donated to Seattle nonprofit organizations.
Text on sign reads: "Trumpwork Orange" [with image of President Donald Trump referencing "A Clockwork Orange" movie image]
Text on sign reads: "Our difference should not divide us. Our differences are what make us great!"
Text on clothing reads: "Women: Quiet, modest, submissive to husbands, baby making machines, keepers at home (laundry, cooking, doing dishes, etc.)"
Text on sign reads: "In this house, we believe: Black lives matter, women's rights are human rights, no human is illegal, science is real, water is life, in religious freedom, love is love, kindness is everything"
Text on sign reads: "Still here, still nasty, still voting" During the third presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, Trump used the phrase “Such a nasty woman” in reference to Clinton. The words have since become a feminist rallying cry.
Text on sign reads: "Women's March 2018 - Seattle" [with 2 patterned as an American flag, 0 depicted by a pink circle with a line through it over an image of the poop emoji with President Donald Trump's hair, 1 as the Statue of Liberty, and 8 as connected male and female symbols]
Text on sign reads: "Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women Washington #MMIWW" The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families
Sign depicts: Poop emoji with President Donald Trump's hair
Text on sign reads: "Native womxn matter. For the missing n murdered indigenous women. Solidarity with BLM"
Text on signs reads: "Trumpty Dumpty had a great fall"; "Women fight for your rights"
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
Text on clothing reads: "Missing: Alyssa A. McLemore, missing since 4/9/09" [with two images of Alyssa McLemore with brown hair and blond hair] Alyssa McLemore of Kent, Washington, disappeared on April 9, 2009. Witnesses stated that they saw her approached by a man in a truck who seemed familiar to McLemore on the day she went missing. The following day, a 911 call was placed through her phone, but the dispatcher could not determine the location, and the phone was untraceable. She remains missing.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families
Text on sign reads: "Ashley Heavy Runner Loring. Missing since June 2017. Blackfeet Tribe, Montana" [with image of Loring]
Text on sign reads: "Make America Feminist for once. Socialist Alternative"
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.Alyssa McLemore of Kent, Washington, disappeared on April 9, 2009. Witnesses stated that they saw her approached by a man in a truck who seemed familiar to McLemore on the day she went missing. The following day, a 911 call was placed through her phone, but the dispatcher could not determine the location, and the phone was untraceable. She remains missing.
Text on pin reads: "Mary Pablito" The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families. Mary Pablito, a Zuni woman, was killed in May 2016, allegedly by her husband.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families. Washington Initiative 940 would require violence de-escalation, mental health, and first aid training for law enforcement officials, and would change standards for their use of deadly force. In December 2017, Seattle Seahawks player Doug Baldwin publicly announced his financial support of the initiative. Jacqueline Salyers was fatally shot by Tacoma, WA, police on January 28, 2016. She and her boyfriend, a wanted felon, were approached by two officers while sitting in a parked car. One of the officers began shooting when he feared being run over, resulting in Salyers being shot four times and killed. The shooting was ruled justified, but Salyers’ family does not believe the officers’ accounts of the event.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families. Jacqueline Salyers was fatally shot by Tacoma, WA, police on January 28, 2016. She and her boyfriend, a wanted felon, were approached by two officers while sitting in a parked car. One of the officers began shooting when he feared being run over, resulting in Salyers being shot four times and killed. The shooting was ruled justified, but Salyers’ family does not believe the officers’ accounts of the event.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
Text on sign reads: "Justice for Jackie is justice for all" [with image of Jacqueline Salyers] Jacqueline Salyers was fatally shot by Tacoma, WA, police on January 28, 2016. She and her boyfriend, a wanted felon, were approached by two officers while sitting in a parked car. One of the officers began shooting when he feared being run over, resulting in Salyers being shot four times and killed. The shooting was ruled justified, but Salyers’ family does not believe the officers’ accounts of the event. Washington Initiative 940 would require violence de-escalation, mental health, and first aid training for law enforcement officials, and would change standards for their use of deadly force. In December 2017, Seattle Seahawks player Doug Baldwin publicly announced his financial support of the initiative. The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
Text on clothing reads: "Feminist"
Text on signs reads: "Women, we get the job done"; "Try love."
Text on clothing reads: "Unapologetically Muslim" Text on button reads: "Stand up, resist hate"
Text on clothing reads: "Unapologetically Muslim" Text on button reads: "Stand up, resist hate"
Text on sign reads: "Viva la vulva" [with drawing of vulva and a sanitary pad attached to sign]
Text on sign reads: "Only love drives out hate" [with image of Martin Luther King, Jr.] ,br>
Text on signs reads: "Strong is the new pretty"; "What kind of fuckery is this?!?"; "In our America, all people are equal, love wins, black lives matter, immigrants & refugees are welcome, disabilities are respected, women are in charge of their bodies, people & planet are valued over profit, diversity is celebrated"
Text on signs reads: "Our rights aren't up for grabs and neither are we"; "#MeToo; Hell hath no fury like a woman!"; "Super callous fascist racist extra braggdocious" The Me Too movement was created by social activist Tarana Burke in 2006 as a way to empower survivors of sexual abuse. The tag #MeToo began trending on social media in October 2017, after the actress Alyssa Milano encouraged women to use the phrase to reveal the prevalence of sexual abuse and harassment, especially in the workplace. It was popularized shortly after the revelation of allegations against Harvey Weinstein.
Text on sign reads: "Don't mess with a [princess?]" [with image of Star Wars character Princess Leia]
Text on sign reads: "Equal rights for others doesn't mean fewer rights for you. It's not pie."
Text on signs reads: "They tried to bury us, but they didn't know we were seeds. Mexican proverb"; "As long as women are using class or race power to dominate other women, feminist sisterhood cannot be fully realized. - bell hooks"
Text on signs reads: "We will not accept sexism, racism, xenophobia, bigotry, homophobia"; "Tiny little hands off our rights!" “Tiny hands” is in reference to an exchange of insults between then-candidates for president Donald Trump and Marco Rubio (U.S. Senator for Florida). Rubio commented on the size of Donald Trump’s hands, suggesting that they were smaller than normal for a man of Trump’s height (6’2”). Trump responded to the insult at the Republican debate on March 3, 2016, saying “Look at those hands. Are they small hands? And [Rubio] referred to my hands – if they are small, something else must be small. I guarantee you there is no problem. I guarantee you.”
Text on signs reads: "I am a (human) woman"; "Our rights aren't up for grabs and neither are we"
Text on clothing reads: "Resist"
Text on sign reads: "Respect all womxn"
Text on sign reads: "Boys will be ['boys' crossed out] decent human beings"
Text on sign reads: "Super callous fascist racist sexist bragga docious"
Text on signs reads: "Be true to yourself" [with Os filled in with rainbow stripes]; "Christian Sharia law" [inside red circle with line drawn through]
Text on sign reads: "A woman's place is in the Resistance" [with image of Star Wars character Princess Leia]
Text on sign reads: "Like the 1960s all over again! Still fighting. Woman power"
Text on sign reads: "The fempire strikes back"
Text on sign reads: "Women's rights, black lives matter, Dreamers matter, 435 House seats, 33 Senate seats, equality, human rights, power to the vote, not my president. Why I march."
Text on sign reads: "Autistic & proud" [with image of rainbow infinity symbol]
Text on sign reads: "I'm from a shithole country" On January 11, 2018, President Donald Trump was reported to have asked, “Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” during a discussion regarding the protection of immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and several African countries in the United States. Many signs at the march referenced this event with phrases referring to a “shithole president.”
Text on signs reads: "Nevertheless she persisted"; "#TimesUp for Trump" On February 7, 2017, Senator Elizabeth Warren was silenced while arguing against the confirmation of Senator Jeff Sessions to U.S. Attorney General. After the vote, Senator Mitch McConnell stated, “…She was warned. She was given an explanation. Nevertheless, she persisted.” The words went viral as a hashtag and “Nevertheless, she persisted” has remained a popular slogan. #TimesUp emerged in response to the Me Too Movement. It was founded in January 2018 by women in the entertainment industry and quickly established a $20 million legal defense fund and attracted hundreds of volunteer lawyers, as of February 2018. Time’s Up advocates for all people to speak up about harassment and push for punitive legislation for companies that tolerate harassment, and it intends for the legal fund to be used for the benefit of lower-income women seeking justice.
Text on sign reads: "[You] all give me hope"
Text on button reads: "Women's March, Power to the polls, Seattle"
Text on sign reads: "Healthcare is a woman's right!"
Text on sign reads: "The duty of youth is to challenge corruption. Kurt Cobain"
Text on sign reads: "Smash the patriarchy"
Text on signs reads: "Sin muro, sin redadas, sin guerra. Resist Trump. Socialist Alternative [translated from Spanish: Without walls, without raids, without war]"
Text on sign reads: "United we dream! #DACA" Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was introduced in 2012 to shield from deportation individuals who immigrated to the United States as children.
Text on sign reads: "I like naps but I stay woke"
Text on sign reads: "Still a nasty woman" [with drawing of Wonder Woman holding a small President Donald Trump, who is saying "Fake news, fake news"] During the third presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, Trump used the phrase “Such a nasty woman” in reference to Clinton. The words have since become a feminist rallying cry. Wonder Woman is a comic book character created in 1941. Originally intended to demonstrate that female superheroes could be as strong as their male counterparts, the character has become a feminist, pacifist, and LGBT icon.
Text on sign reads: "Our bodies. Our business. Our rights." [with image of three women of different ethnicities]
Text on sign reads: "Where the hell is my sippy cup?" [with child's cup labeled "The Donald" attached to sign below image of President Donald Trump]
Text on sign reads: "Our voices will be our votes"
Text on sign reads: "Babes against bigots"
Text on sign reads: "Men of quality don't fear equality"
Text on sign reads: "Undocumented ('illegal') Socialist Norwegian. Ja! Ja! Ja! Ha ha ha"
Text on banner reads: "Womxn Act on Seattle". Text on panel identification cards read: "Rebecca Saldaña"; "Colleen Echohawk"; "Lorena Gonzalez"; "Mijo Lee"; "Mo!"; "Teresa Mosqueda"; "Jenny Durkan"
Text on signs reads: "We the people defend dignity"; "We the people are greater than fear"; "We the people protect each other" [each with an image of a different woman of color]
Text on sign reads: "Dream Act Now"
Text on clothing of puppet reads: "Shit Hole Voodoo"
Text on sign reads: "But still like air I'll rise. - Maya Angelou" [with images depicting the female gender symbol with raised fist, and a woman walking with her arms held up high].
Text on sign reads: "If you cut off our reproductive choice, can we cut off yours? " [The question mark at the end of the sentence is an image of a penis]
Text on sign reads: "Rosie power, we can do it!" [with an image depicting the flexed arm of Rosie the Riverter inside the female gender symbol].
Text on clothing reads: "Tuck Frump. TuckFrump.com" Woman in the center is wearing a Seattle Seahawks jersey with the number 45 on it.
Text on sign reads: "A woman's place is in the house, senate, and the oval office." A girl holds a bra that has been figuratively engulfed in flames. This symbol mirrors the 1960's equal rights protest movement where women participated in "Bra Burning."
Text on sign reads: "All life is in dire peril! Let mothers speak! Save children, no Bakken, rape oil, bomb trains. Hidatsa, Mandan, Ari, Kara honorearth.org" [with an image of a mother holding her child in tears while a bomb is flying overhead towards the figure of an eagle].
Text on sign reads: "Justice for indigenous women."
Text on clothing reads: "Tuck Frump. TuckFrump.com" Text on political buttons read, from left to right: "I love Obama."; "No war." Woman is wearing a Seattle Seahawks jewsey with the number 45 on it.
Text on sign reads: "Babies against bigots."
Text on signs read: "Stop abortion now." Text on clothing reads: "Love men, Feminist's: promote rape, parasites to the patriarchy, promote homo perversion, murder innocent babies, take men's jobs, make lousy mothers."
Text on sign reads: "If I wanted government in my womb, I'd Fuck a Senator.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Payback is a bitch and she votes."; "Respect our existence or expect resistance."; "Vagina's brought you into the world and vaginas will vote you out!"; "If I wanted government in my womb I'd fuck a senator."
Text on sign reads: "Tweet unto others as you want others to tweet you!" [with an image depicting a toupee that looks like President Donald Trumps hair with the bluebird logo used by Twitter sitting on top].
Text on sign reads: "Our rights not up for grabs."[sign is in the shape of a female figure].
Text on sign reads: "Fire & Fury, year one."[with an image the world engulfed in flames coming out of President Donald J. Trump's head. In addition, there is a sad face at the bottom].
Sign is attached to balloons spelling out "Me Too" and depicting a unicorn and a rainbow. Text on sign reads: "Hell hath no fury like a woman!" [with images of of unicorns, crowns and wands]. The Me Too movement was created by social activist Tarana Burke in 2006 as a way to empower survivors of sexual abuse. The tag #MeToo began trending on social media in October 2017, after the actress Alyssa Milano encouraged women to use the phrase to reveal the prevalence of sexual abuse and harassment, especially in the workplace. It was popularized shortly after the revelation of allegations against Harvey Weinstein.
Sign on left is attached to balloons spelling out "Me Too" and depicting a unicorn and a rainbow. Text on sign reads: "Hell hath no fury like a woman!" [with multiple stickers of unicorns, crowns and wands]. The Me Too movement was created by social activist Tarana Burke in 2006 as a way to empower survivors of sexual abuse. The tag #MeToo began trending on social media in October 2017, after the actress Alyssa Milano encouraged women to use the phrase to reveal the prevalence of sexual abuse and harassment, especially in the workplace. It was popularized shortly after the revelation of allegations against Harvey Weinstein. Text on sign on right reads: "Don't mess with a princess..." [Image on sign depicts the figure of Princess Leia holding a gun. From the popular Star Wars franchise.]
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Don't mess with a princess..." [with an image depicting the figure of Princess Leia holding a gun. From the popular Star Wars franchise]; "Feminist shitlist: Toback, Cosby, Weinstein, Spacey, Ratner, Rose, Lauer, Piven, Dick, Louis CK, Miller, Franco, Moore, Kreisberg, McConnell, Ryan, Thomas, Pence, Trump." All of the names on the second sign have been crossed out except the names McConnell, Ryan, Thomas, Pence, Trump.
Text on sign reads: "No! No! No! No!!! Ku Klux Trump" [with an image of three hooded figures, two wearing the traditional Ku Klux Klan robes and the third made to look like President Donald Trump].
Text on sign reads: "Nasty woman in training."
Text on sign reads: "Rosie power, we can do it!" [with an image depicting Rosie the Riverter's flexed arm inside the female gender symbol].
Text on signs read, from left to right: "I'm with her. Support Equality."; "It's Mueller time."; "Together we rise."; "Women's March Seattle 2018 'Power to the Polls.'" Image on sign at the right depicts an image of Vladimir Putin holding a baby sized Donald Trump. Robert Swan Mueller III is an American lawyer and civil servant who served as the sixth Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. As of 2017, Mueller is the head of the Special Counsel Investigation of Russian Interference in the 2016 United States Election.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "TP" [with an image depicting Vladimir Putin holding a baby sized Donald Trump]; "The original sh*t hole. Done! Being! Nice!"; "I believe... all sizes, all colors, all ages, all cultures, all sexes, all beliefs, all religion."
Text on sign reads: "If one man can destroy everything, why can't one girl change it. - Malala Yousafazai" [ with an image of Malala Yousafazai and the female gender symbol]. Malala Yousafzai is a Pakinstani activist for female education. She is known for her human rights advocacy for the education of women in Pakistan. Yousafazi, in 2014, became the youngest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "I trust gas station sushi and carnival workers more that I trust Trump."; "Resist, Save our National Parks."; "Welcome."; "She the people."
Text on sign reads: "I trust gas station sushi and carnival workers more than I trust Trump!" The Transgender Pride Flag is a symbol of pride, diversity and transgender rights. The Transgender Pride Flag was created in 1999 by an American transgender woman, Monica Helms. It is the light blue, pink and white, symbolizing the traditional colors of baby boys and girls. The white line in the middle is for those who are intersex, transitioning or consider themselves gender neutral or undefined. The pattern is such to signify finding correctness in their lives no matter how the flag is displayed.
Text on sign reads: "We're not Putin up with this." [with an image of a flower and a political button saying "I voted"].
Text on sign reads: "TP" [with an image depicting Vladimir Putin holding a baby sized Donald Trump].
Text on signs read, from top to bottom: "Mueller you're our only hope."; "'Build a Wall.' Trump 'Philosophy' Racism, Misogyny, Nativism."; "Make America sane again!!" [with an image of the face of President Donald trump with a wall built inside of his mouth]. Robert Swan Mueller III is an American lawyer and civil servant who served as the sixth Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. As of 2017, Mueller is the head of the Special Counsel Investigation of Russian Interference in the 2016 United States Election.
Text on sign reads: "Mike Pence sucks, too."
Text on sign reads: "The lunatic is is the oval office and the sh*t-hole is the dark side of his moon." [with an image depicting the icon symbol on the cover of the Pink Floyd album, "The Dark Side of the Moon"].
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Fuck Donald Trump"; "Now more than ever, truth matters. #timesup"; "Impeach the Predator in Chief. Socialists Alternative."; "Forward ever never backward. U.S.A.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Democrats alive and voting Nov 6, 2018."; "We fight racism with solidarity."; "Grandmothers against gun violence."; "Love"; "Fuck Donald Trump"; "My outrage will not fit on this sign!!!"; "This feminist has balls!"; "This pussy grabs back. Fuck Trump."; "Forward ever never backward, USA"
Text on sign reads: "Women's March 2018 Seattle. Vote 2018, Remember P.R., #resist, #metoo, Public Education, BLM, Renewable Energy, LGBTQ, #timesup, Healthcare contraception, CHIP, DACA, Coexist. [with images depicting a large 2018 with imagery in the 2 being an American Flag, the 0 being a crossed out poop emoji with a comb over symbolizing Donald Trump, the 1 showing the Statue of Liberty and the 8 being both male and female gender symbols.
Text on sign reads: "My outrage will not fit on this sign!!!"; "Forward ever never backward. U.S.A."
Text on sign reads: "I support women & especially my mommy!"
Text on sign reads: "I support girls & especially my sister!"
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Trump fight! Hate, fascism, racism, homophobia, misogyny, Islamophobia, Xenophobia." [with an image of the Statue of Liberty fighting all of the issues listed on the sign]; "Vote justice." [with an image of the scales of justice laying over the outline of the female body].
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Pussy rights."; "If our uteruses fired bullets, They GOP why fund us."; "Can we please put the smart people in charge now!"; "Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington #mmiww"; "Grab'im by the Putin."; "Beware of false prophets, who come in sheep's clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves. You will recognize them by their fruits."; "Mueller... Mueller? Mueller?"; "We all belong here. We will defend each other."; "Justice for Jackie is justice for all."; "Honor our sisters. Missing and murdered."; "The future is female."; "Don't be a bully."; "For peace, freedom, justice."; "Not my president."; "No war." Robert Swan Mueller III is an American lawyer and civil servant who served as the sixth Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. As of 2017, Mueller is the head of the Special Counsel Investigation of Russian Interference in the 2016 United States Election. The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "For all Womankind.""Stop truth decay."; "Hey Donald ~ Women aren't 'fat pigs,' 'dogs,' 'slobs,' or 'disgusting animals.' We are fierce, compassionate, defiant, rational, intelligent, fearless, the future!"; "Women are perfect."; "Dump Trump."; "President of chaos or Oligarch?"; "Impeach." Other signs depict three different colored female fist raised in the air in solidarity by DevaPardue; a man's face missing a tooth accompanying the sign that reads "Stop truth decay."; an illustration of a women looking upwards on the sign reading "Women are Perfect" by Jessica Sabogal; a dump truck lifted up figuratively dumping Donald Trump; an image of Donald Trump with a lengthened nose; a peach with a toupee that emulates Donald Trumps hair; a beer can with with the words "It's Mueller Time." Deva Pardue is a graphic designer who created the image of the femme clenched fists. This image is frequently seen at the Women’s March. Deva is founder of the For All Womankind initiative for Femmepowerment. This poster helps raise money for two non-profit organizations, the Center for Reproductive Rights and Emily’s List. Jessica Sabogal is a first generation Columbian American muralist. Her work serves as a tribute and creative outlet and exaltation for stories of women, which often remain untold. Her most recent work honors women and female bodies as perfect. Her newest campaign “Women are Perfect (If You Let Them)” seeks to spread this notion worldwide.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Go get him Mueller."; "November 6, 2018 D-Day, 435 House seats, 33 Senate seats, 36 Governorships #GDP, vote." [with an image of a boat from D-Day and people at the polls voting] ; "Trump shutdown." [with an image of President Donald Trump and family members]. Robert Swan Mueller III is an American lawyer and civil servant who served as the sixth Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. As of 2017, Mueller is the head of the Special Counsel Investigation of Russian Interference in the 2016 United States Election.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Protect Mother Earth."; "Walking with our sisters."; "Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women."
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
Text on sign in background reads: "Justice for Ashley Loring HeavyRunner." Ashley Loring HeavyRunner is a 20 year old college student who vanished from the Blackfeet Reservation in Montana in June of 2017. Loring’s disappearance brings to light the violent crimes rates that exist for Native Americans living on reservation. Specifically, the above national average of murder and rape of Native women. The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
Text on sign reads, "Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women Washington March (M.M.I.W.W.)" The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Democracy not Republicanism."; "Injustice thrives when met with silence."; "Smart girls rule (the world)."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Cheater" [with the face of President Donald J. Trump among orange cheetos]; "Shit-hole" [with an image of the mouth of President Donald J. Trump].
Text on sign reads: "We are powerful." [with an image of a hand drawn picture of Wonder Woman].
Text on signs read, from left to right: "We the people, are greater than fear [with an image of a woman wearing an American flag hijab]"; "We the people, defend dignity [with an image of a woman with a flower in her hair]." Shepard Fairey is the artist and creator of the “We the People” series of images frequently seen at the Women’s March. Fairey is an American graphic artist and social activist. Besides being an activist and illustrator, he is the founder and creator of OBEY clothing. In 2017, Fairey created the “We the People” series which includes the portraits of three culturally diverse women in red, white and blue. They were created as a response to President-elect Donald Trump’s rhetoric.
Text on sign reads: "We all can do it! Feminism is worthless without intersectionality and inclusion [image on sign depicts three culturally diverse women emulating Rosie the Riveter's muscle barring stance]."
Text on sign reads: "The emperor has no clothes." [with an image depicting a naked figure drawn to emulate President Donald Trump with flames surrounding the figure].
Text on sign reads: "In our American all people are equal, love wins, black lives matter, immigrants & refugees are welcome, disabilities are respected, women are in charge of their bodies, people and planet are valued over profit, diversity is celebrated [text is written on the image of the American flag] www.nwgsdpdx.org."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "I believe in love."; "Equal pay [with and image of the female gender symbol]"; "Playing golf while Puerto Rico waits, Calif burns, Vegas, Dreamers, America Suffers."
Text on sign reads: "It's our time [with the image of a raised fist inside the female gender symbol]." Image on sign depicts: A cardboard cutout of Barack Obama adorned with the American flag.
Image on sign depicts: A toilet with a stylized face in the likeness of President Donald J. Trump.
Text on sign reads: "It's Mueller time." Robert Swan Mueller III is an American lawyer and civil servant who served as the sixth Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. As of 2017, Mueller is the head of the Special Counsel Investigation of Russian Interference in the 2016 United States Election.
Text on sign reads: "Show us your girth certificate." [with an image of President Donald J. Trump playing golf].
Text on sign reads: "Tweet women as equals."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Men of quality do not fear equality."; "I don't have time for your convenient ignorance.-Dana Scully" [with and image of the character of Dana Scully from the X-Files].
Text on sign reads: "I'm a smart, strong, sensual woman."[with an image depicting Tina Belcher from the animated sitcom "Bob's Burgers"].
Text on sign reads: "Abort! This Presidency in its first term."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Power to the peaceful."; "The biggest shithole [image on sign is of President Donald Trump with an arrow pointing to his mouth]"; "We are the ones we have been waiting for. - Alice Walker" Alice Walker is an American novelist best known for her awarding winning novel The Color Purple. Walker won the National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for The Color Purple. In addition, Walker is a Civil Rights and Women’s Rights Activist.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Shithole. [This phrase is enclosed in a drawn image made to emulate President Donald Trump, with the 'O' being the mouth on the face]"; "It's our flag not a gag!"
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Shithole." [This phrase is enclosed in a drawn image made to emulate President Donald Trump, with the 'O' being the mouth on the face]; "It's our flag not a gag!" Text on clothing reads: "Hope"
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
Wonder Woman is comic book character created in 1941. Originally intended to demonstrate that female superheroes could be as strong as their male counterparts, the character has become a feminist, pacifist, and LGBT icon.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
Text on shirt reads: "Forever loved, Renee Davis" [with an image of Renee Davis] Renee Davis was a 23-year-old woman who was fatally shot on October 21, 2016, by two King County sheriff's deputies in her home on the Muckleshoot reservation. Officers arrived at her home after being alerted by her boyfriend that she may have been suicidal. They found her in bed and holding a handgun; one minute after the deputies entered the home, Davis was shot while two of her three children were in the home. She was five months pregnant at the time.
Text on sign reads: "Reject the gender binary" [with an image of the transgender symbol]
Text on sign reads: "A woman's place is in the House, Senate, and Oval Office"
Text on signs reads: "American Muslim - proud, powerful, & here to stay!"; "I'm only an angry feminist when you're an ignorant misogynistic asshole"
Text on sign reads: "Does this ass make my country look small?" [with image of President Donald Trump]
Text on signs reads: "Not 1 More!" [with image of broken heart]; "No mas feminicido! [Translated from Spanish: No more killing women!]; [left to right, top to bottom] Tucson; At the heart of liberty is a valiant woman - Zapatistas; Borderlands; San Francisco - 2/14/2002; Acteal; Acteal 12/22/1997; No Borders, no walls; Big Mountain; Darfur; Vashon" [with images accompanying each caption]
Text on sign reads: "Elect a clown...expect a circus!" [with image of President Donald Trump and five of his supporters depicted as clowns]
Text on signs reads: "1968-2018 - Here we go again"; "Justice, not just us - E'burg, WA"
Text on sign reads: "This is what I was wearing, but does anyone care what he had on? #MeToo" The Me Too movement was created by social activist Tarana Burke in 2006 as a way to empower survivors of sexual abuse. The tag #MeToo began trending on social media in October 2017, after the actress Alyssa Milano encouraged women to use the phrase to reveal the prevalence of sexual abuse and harassment, especially in the workplace. It was popularized shortly after the revelation of allegations against Harvey Weinstein.
Text on sign reads: "Women's March Seattle 2018, resist" [with image of pink pussy hat with five legs and an eye]
Text on sign reads: "I'm with her" [with an image of the Statue of Liberty] "I'm with her" was a slogan associated with Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign.
Text on sign reads: "You can't fix stupid but you can vote them out! Impeach now!"
Text on clothing reads: "Impeach 45" Text on political button reads: "StandUp WA, www.standupwa.org" [with an image of a gun with a red line drawn through it]
Text on shirt reads: Forever loved, Renee Davis [with an image of Renee Davis] Renee Davis was a 23-year-old woman who was fatally shot on October 21, 2016, by two King County sheriff's deputies in her home on the Muckleshoot reservation. Officers arrived at her home after being alerted by her boyfriend that she may have been suicidal. They found her in bed and holding a handgun; one minute after the deputies entered the home, Davis was shot while two of her three children were in the home. She was five months pregnant at the time.
Text on signs reads: "What do we want? Evidence based science. When do we want it? After peer review."; "Kindness wins"; "The arc of the moral universe bends toward justice, but it doesn't get there on its own. - Sally Yates. Thus we march"; "Tweet others like you want to be tweeted"
Text on sign reads: "If Trump is a stable genius, I am the Easter bunny" [with a cartoon Easter bunny] Text on buttons reads: "There is no planet B"; "Climate care" On January 6, 2018, President Donald Trump declared himself "a very stable genius" through a Twitter post in response to debates surrounding his mental health.
Text on sign reads: "Trump Tower of Lies: birtherism, crowd size, not a racist, voter fraud, CNN = fake news, Obama Care is dead, no Russian contacts, will help Puerto Rico, will drain the swamp, Time Magazine covers, won't golf as President, tax bill will create jobs" [arranged in shape of tower] Text on political button reads: "Womxn act on Seattle, January 20, 2018, now we act, participate, organize, vote"
Text on sign reads: "Humpty Trumpty sat on his wall"
Text on sign reads: "Humpty Trumpty had a great fall"
Text on sign reads: "Fascist Trump, Pence, back off now! No assault on human rights" [with a fist closed around a rainbow]
Text on sign reads: "Soy capaz, soy fuerte, soy invencible, soy mujer! [translated from Spanish: I am capable, I am strong, I am invicible, I am a woman!]"
Text on sign reads: "We stand with Dreamers" Dreamers are the recipients of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, which was introduced in 2012 to shield individuals who immigrated to the United States as children from deportation.
Text on sign reads: "The future is female" [with many pairs of small handprints]
Text on sign reads: "United we rise, we will not sit idle"
Text on signs reads: Murdered Choctaw woman Nikita Wilson" [with image of Nikita Wilson]; "Nookoox," Geraldine Hendrickson, "Morning Star," murdered downtown Seattle June 1998, Norter" [with photo of woman and child] Nikita Nicole Wilson was a member of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians. She went missing in early July 2017, and she was found dead in a ravine late the following month. Geraldine Hendrickson died by homicide in June 1998. At the time of her death, she was 19 months out of being jailed for fatally stabbing her boyfriend. She was held in jail during her trial, but did not serve any additional time despite being convicted of second-degree manslaughter. She avoided a more serious conviction on the basis that she was a battered woman acting in self-defense.
Text on sign reads: "Immigrant families made America special and their work pays my social security"
Text on sign reads: "Vote them out"
Text on signs reads: "Vote call write, this is how we fight!" [with an image of the cover of Angry Housewife Fights Tyranny by Julie U. Brown]; "Make America feminist for once"; "Equal means equal" Political button depicts Rosie the Riveter in front of the letter W with a red line through it
Text on sign reads: "Little girls with dreams become women with vision"
Text on sign reads: "If you cut off our reproductive choice, can we cut off yours?"
Text on signs reads: "Immigrant Melania, Use your voice"; "Biff needs to go!!" Biff Tannen is the main antagonist in the Back to the Future series. He is characterized as a selfish, ruthless businessman, and in October 2015, the character's creator claimed Biff was modeled after Donald Trump.
Text on signs reads: "Love not hate makes America great! Value diversity, protect our earth, reject white supremacy, stop immigration raids, eliminate poverty, fund Chip, reform prisons, religious freedon =/= discrimination"; "Resistance is fertile"; "Set the bar higher for presidential behavior" Political button reads: "Plateaupians for Peace - pforpeace.com" CHIP is the Children's Health Insurance Program. It provides low-cost health coverage for children for the children of parents who do not qualify for Medicaid. Plateaupians for Peace is a nonprofit organization in Sammamish, WA, that provides community support for marginalized people.
Text on signs reads: "We are all American"; "Impeach the Predator in Chief; Socialist Alternative" [with an image of President Donald Trump with a line drawn through him]; "Teacher, mother, activist, voter, grateful product of chain migration"
Text on sign reads: "Cherry Street Mosque; #MMIW; Free Palestinian women prisoners; Xawo Taako - Somali women - resilient; Justice for Sandra Bland - Black Lives Matter; Justice for some is not justice" Xawo (Hawo) Taako was a Somali woman killed in the 1948 Mogadishu riots. She is a Somali hero and political symbol. Sandra Bland was arrested in Texas on July 10, 2015, during a traffic stop. She was jailed, and on July 13, she was found dead in her cell. After the announcement of her death, ruled suicide by asphyxiation, online petitions and protestors at the jail demanded an investigation into her death due to questionable circumstances and allegations of racial profiling and police brutality.
Text on signs reads: "Womxn's rights = Humxn rights, End the occupation, Global warming is a fact, Love is love, Black Lives Matter, No one is illegal, Water is life, Allah loves us all"; "Muslims [heart] Jesus and [arrow pointing to the side]"
Text on sign reads: "This is my America - All people are equal, love wins, Black lives matter, immigrants and refugees are welcome, celebrate diversity & respect disability, women control their own bodies" [written over a rainbow flag]
Text on sign reads: "1566 days til I can vote, 0 days til I can make a difference"
Texts on signs reads: "I'm with her" [with an image of the Statue of Liberty]; "We are only as strong as we are united, as weak as we are divided"; "couraGeous, mIghty, strOng, intelLigent, comPassionate, thOughtful, Worthy, bravE, adventuRous" [capitalized letters spell "Girl power"]; "Healthcare is a woman's right - Socialist Alternative"; "Liberty and Justice for all!"
Text on sign reads: "You are what you tweet"
Text on sign reads: "Trump is getting sick and tired of beig accused of all the terrible things he's done"
Text on signs reads: "I'm done accepting what I can't change - now, I change what I can no longer accept."; "Equal rights for others =/= less rights for you. Rights aren't pie." [with image of rainbow striped slice of pie] Text on clothing reads: "Black lives matter - We stand together"
Text on signs reads: "Resign traitor"; "Empowered women empower women"; "United Shithole of America"; "Yearning to breathe free"; "Remember the power of the people is stronger than the people in power. Stand together for what you love"
Text on sign reads: "Trump is not healthy for children and other living things - Inspired by: War is not healthy for children and other living things" [with an image of the sunflower logo of Another Mother for Peace] Another Mother for Peace is an anti-war advocacy group founded in 1967 by a group of 15 women opposed to the Vietnam War.
Text on signs reads: "Don't be a dick!"; "The future is female"
Text on sign reads: "Mr. President, can you see us? We march again!"
Text on sign reads: "Hope not fear" [with the colors of the pansexual, bisexual, LGBT, and transgender flags in the corners]
Text on sign reads: "Feminist shitlist: Toback, Cosby, Weinstein, Spacey, Ratner, Rose, Lauer, Piven, Dick, Louie C.K., Miller, Franco, Moore, Kreisberg, McConnell, Ryan, Thomas, Pence, Trump" [all names except McConnel, Ryan, Thomas, Pence, and Trump are struck through in red] The struck-through names indicate high profile men who have faced consequences after being accused of sexual misconduct.
Text on sign reads: "Rosie power - we can do it!" [with Rosie the Riveter arm inside the female symbol]
Text on sign reads: "Inclusion, liberty, justice: [female symbol], all faiths, poor, Dreamers, [male symbol], dads, seniors, POC, kids, singles, LGBTQ, moms, atheists"
Text on signs reads: "Stand up, bite back, Seattle Woman's March 2018"; "You piqued the wrong pussy"; "Viva la vulva!"
Text on sign reads: "March to the polls"
Text on sign reads: "Bitch against Trump"
Text on sign reads: "In this city, we believe: Black lives matter, women's rights are human rights, no human is illegal, science is real, water is life, in religious freedon, love is love"
Text on umbrella reads: "Resist, march, vote, support, insist, stand, demand" Text on sign reads "Save the mother" [with image of prehistoric fertility figure combined with image of Earth]
Text on sign reads: "Feminism must be intersectional"
Text on sign reads: "Trump eats pizza with a fork. Enough said." In 2011, Donald Trump was photographed eating pizza with a fork while dining with then-potential presidential candidate Sarah Palin. The meal was widely commented on by the press.
Text on signs reads: "Comply" [inside red circle with line through it]; "Hello 1955? Please hold for the Republicans."; "Still here, still nasty, still voting"
Text on sign reads: " The decision whether or not to bear a child is central to a woman's life, to her well-being and dignity. When the government controls that decision for her, she in being treated as less than a full adult human responsible for her own choices. - Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg"
Text on sign reads: "Stop electing men who are: Willfully ignorant, unstable, racist, selfish, liars, war-mongering, hateful, xenophobic, sexist, short-sighted, orange"
Text on sign reads: "I am with my sisters" [with arrows pointing in all directions]
Text on signs reads: "Vote for Democratic patriots! Blue wave"; "Impeach Trump"; "Dump Trump" The “Blue Wave” is the Democratic Party’s hope for the 2018 midterm elections. All of the seats in both the Senate and the House of Representatives will be up for election, with many Republican congresspeople choosing to retire instead of run for reelection, potentially granting an advantage to Democratic candidates.
Text on signs reads: "Fight for what matters in a way that others will want to follow!"; "Nevertheless, she persisted!" On February 7, 2017, Senator Elizabeth was silenced while arguing against the confirmation of Senator Jeff Sessions to U.S. Attorney General. After the vote, Senator Mitch McConnell stated, “…She was warned. She was given an explanation. Nevertheless, she persisted.” The words went viral as a hashtag and have since been adopted by the feminist movement.
Text on sign reads: "The Handmaid's Tale is not a policy guide!"
Text on signs reads: "This is not normal"; "Tis the season of his treason"
Text on sign reads: "What she said." [with image of Oprah Winfrey]
Text on sign reads: "Racist" [with stylized image of President Donald Trump with flaming hair]
Text on sign reads: "Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women USA" [with image of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women USA's logo] Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women USA is a Portland-based non-profit dedicated to raising awareness around indigenous women who have been victims of violence and providing support to their families.
Text on signs reads: "Diversity, vulnerable, evidence-based, fetus, science-based, transgender, entitlements" [bolded letters in each work spell out "I resist"]; "You can't comb over racism - @justpeachy8" [with cartoon image of President Donald Trump]; "Health care for all = single payer"
Text on sign reads: "Poison: Do not swallow - corrosive ignorance, misogyny, patriarchy, rape, abuse, colonialism, war, genocide, fanaticism, the desecration of the earth, racism, police brutality, capitalism, exploitation, mass incarceration, classism, xenophobia, ableism, transphobia, homophobia; The future is nasty; Grab this; I am an object [with "am an" crossed out]; Viva la vagina - resistance against the regulation of our bodies; Street harrassment is not a compliment; Greb 'em by the patriarchy; My body my choice"
Text on sign reads: "Rebels unite" [with image of the symbol of the Rebel Alliance from Star Wars on top of the female sign]
Text on sign reads "Oprah '20" Rumors about Oprah Winfrey running in the 2020 presidential election began to appear around September 2017. After her Golden Globes speech on January 7, 2018, users of social media sites began posting their support of her run. She has since denied any plans to run for office.
Text on sign reads: "Let's grab 'em by the midterms, 11-6-2018"
Text on sign reads: "Men of quality do not fear equality"
Text on signs reads: "Managing my anger: Unqualified federal judge appointees, gutting family planning, threatening DACA, offshore drilling, merit based immigration, my button is bigger, pulling out of Paris Agreement, siding with the far right"; "Exercise your voting right - together we can vote in the good people"
Text on sign reads: "Outreach education - NORMLization - Join us! #NORMLlife - NORML Women of Washington"
Text on sign reads: "Stay away from the U.K." [with images of President Donald Trump]
Text on signs reads: "Love not hate makes America great"; "Resist" [with image of raised fist]
Text on sign reads: "Calm down; Nope" [with "calm down" crossed out in red]
Text on sign reads: "Dare to Awaken Compassion Again" [with capitalized letters spelling DACA] Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was introduced in 2012 to shield from deportation individuals who immigrated to the United States as children.
Text on sign reads: "Stop the Predator in Chief - racist, sexist, liar, vandal, thief"[with image of President Donald Trump]
Text on sign reads: "Grandmothers Against Gun Violence" [with the Grandmothers Against Gun Violence logo]
Text on sign reads: "Feminist" [with large female sign, cut out to show carrier's face]
Text on sign reads: "Silence is violence"
Text on sign reads "Misty Upham" Misty Upham was an actress and member of the Blackfeet Nation who died October 5, 2014, in Auburn, Washington. She was reported missing a day after reportedly leaving her sister's house distraught. Her family claims that, due to Upham's history of mental illness and past abuses by the members of law enforcement, the Auburn Police Department did not consider her to be endangered and did not provide support to help search for her. Her body was found on October 16 by a search party organized by her uncle.
Text on signs reads: "Stolen, Maney"; "MMIW"; "Misty Upham";"Renee Davis" Misty Upham was an actress and member of the Blackfeet Nation who died October 5, 2014, in Auburn, Washington. She was reported missing a day after reportedly leaving her sister's house distraught. Her family claims that, due to Upham's history of mental illness and past abuses by the members of law enforcement, the Auburn Police Department did not consider her to be endangered and did not provide support to help search for her. Her body was found on October 16 by a search party organized by her uncle. Renee Davis was a 23-year-old woman who was fatally shot on October 21, 2016, by two King County sheriff's deputies in her home on the Muckleshoot reservation. Officers arrived at her home after being alerted by her boyfriend that she may have been suicidal. They found her in bed and holding a handgun; one minute after the deputies entered the home, Davis was shot while two of her three children were in the home. She was five months pregnant at the time.
Text on signs reads: "Black lives matter, indigenous women matter, support DACA, #resist"; "Stand up, speak up, please vote!"; "Trans people - don't let Trump deny our humanity, demand equality"; "No ban, no wall, no deportations, #FreeDaniel, unite against Trump & the billionaire class, Socialist Alternative" #FreeDaniel started after the February 2017 arrest of Daniel Ramirez Medina, a recipient of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, during an ICE raid in Seattle. He was held in ICE custody for six weeks before being released. Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was introduced in 2012 to shield from deportation individuals who immigrated to the United States as children.
Text on signs reads: "Girl power"; "Stand up, speak up, please vote!"
Text on signs reads: "Boys and girls can do the same job"; "Girl power"
Text on sign reads: "Trans people - don't let Trump deny our humanity - demand equality"
Text on sign reads: "Men of quality do not fear equality"
Text on signs reads: "No a las exclusiones, no al muro, no a las deportaciones [translated from Spanish: No ban, no wall, no deportations], #FreeDaniel, unite against Trump & the billionaire class, Socialist Alternative"; "No ban, no wall, no deportations, #FreeDaniel, unite against Trump & the billionaire class, Socialist Alternative" #FreeDaniel started after the February 2017 arrest of Daniel Ramirez Medina, a recipient of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, during an ICE raid in Seattle. He was held in ICE custody for six weeks before being released. Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was introduced in 2012 to shield from deportation individuals who immigrated to the United States as children.
Text on sign reads: "Spineless Republican Congress, stand up to this bull___t! Put our country over your party" [with the words "Republican Congress" written inside a drawing of a clam]
Text on sign reads: "It's not about you! It's about everyone else!!!" [with an image of President Donald Trump as a screaming child in a play pen]
Text on signs reads: "Impeach"; "Love not hate makes America great"; "If he only had a brain" [with a drawing of President Donald Trump, his mouth labeled with the word "shithole"]; "Make America feminist for once - Socialist Alternative"
Text on sign reads: "Retired breeder" Demonstrators are dressed as handmaids from The Handmaid's Tale. The Handmaid’s Tale is a 1985 book by Margaret Atwood that takes place in a dystopian future where women are subjugated, forbidden to read or write, and sometimes indoctrinated into life as “handmaids,” women who are kept by high-ranking men for reproductive purposes. In the society, people are segregated by sex, occupation, and class; homosexuality is punishable by hanging; government officials do not follow their own doctrines; and a fundamentalist religious order oppresses all other religions and promotes fanatical adherence to exaggerated Old Testament-inspired principles.
Text on sign reads: "Here's to strong women - may we know them, may we be them, may we raise them"
Text on sign reads: "Here's to strong women - may we know them, may we be them, may we raise them"
Text on sign reads: "Trump is a shithole"
Text on sign reads: "Trump administration is full of scum. Resist and pop that whitehead, America!" [with drawing of the White House depicted a pimple on a face]
Text on signs reads: "Impeach Donnie Dotard #LockHimUp"; "MAGA - impeach 45!" In September 2017, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un referred to President Donald Trump as a “mentally deranged U.S. dotard” after Trump referred to him as “Rocket Man” at the UN General Assembly. The word “dotard” refers to one in “a state or period of senile decay,” though the actual Korean definition of Kim’s phrase was “lunatic old man.” "Make America Great Again," abbreviated to MAGA, is a campaign slogan used by President Donald Trump in his 2016 presidential campaign.
Text on sign reads: "Still here, still nasty, still voting" During the third presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, Trump used the phrase “Such a nasty woman” in reference to Clinton. The words have since become a feminist rallying cry.
Text on sign reads: "A woman's place is in the House...and Senate"
Text on sign reads: "I broke my ankle but I still stand up to this shit"
Text on sign reads: "Shit Hole" [with closeup image of President Donald Trump's mouth]
Text on sign reads: "Shithole President!"
Text on banners reads: "Our bodies our business"; "Resister" Text on political button reads: "1942/2017"
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
Text on signs reads: "'Nookoox' Geraldine Hendrickson 'Morning Star,' murdered downtown Seattle June 1998, Northern Arapaho and [Yurok?]"; "#MMIW" Geraldine Hendrickson died by homicide in June 1998. At the time of her death, she was 19 months out of being jailed for fatally stabbing her boyfriend. She was held in jail during her trial, but did not serve any additional time despite being convicted of second-degree manslaughter. She avoided a more serious conviction on the basis that she was a battered woman acting in self-defense. : The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
Text on signs reads: "'Nookoox' Geraldine Hendrickson 'Morning Star,' murdered downtown Seattle June 1998, Northern Arapaho and [Yurok?]"; "#MMIW" Geraldine Hendrickson died by homicide in June 1998. At the time of her death, she was 19 months out of being jailed for fatally stabbing her boyfriend. She was held in jail during her trial, but did not serve any additional time despite being convicted of second-degree manslaughter. She avoided a more serious conviction on the basis that she was a battered woman acting in self-defense. : The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
Text on sign reads: "We miss her, we love her, never 4get/Missing - Alyssa McLemore, since April 2009, Kent, Washington" [with image of Alyssa McLemore] The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
Text on sign reads: "Jessica Santos, 1994-2017" [with image of Jessica Santos] Text on badge reads: "Jessica Santos, 1994-2017" Text on clothing reads: "MMIW Washington" Jessica Santos was last seen April 7, 2017, and her body was found by a search-and-rescue team on April 13. Although she was found in a heavily wooded area not often traveled on foot, investigators did not suspect foul play. Her cause of death was not publically released. The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
Text on signs reads: "De-escalate Wa Initiative I-940, working with the Seattle Seahawks to preserve lives. Justice for Jackie is justice for all!" [with images of Seattle Seahawks player Doug Baldwin and an indigenous woman] Washington Initiative 940 would require violence de-escalation, mental health, and first aid training for law enforcement officials, and would change standards for their use of deadly force. In December 2017, Seattle Seahawks player Doug Baldwin publically announced his financial support of the initiative. Jacqueline Salyers was fatally shot by Tacoma police on January 28, 2016. She and her boyfriend, a wanted felon, were approached by two officers while sitting in a parked car. One of the officers began shooting when he feared being run over, resulting in Salyers being shot four times and killed. The shooting was ruled justified, but Salyers’ family does not believe the officers’ accounts of the event.
Text on sign reads: "United we [illegible]; I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the [illegible] for which it stands, 1 nation under 'God' indivisible, with 'liberty and justice for "all'"
Text on signs reads: "A nation is not conquered until the hearts of its women are on the ground...Cheyenne proverb - honor the women"; "Save the Salish Sea"
Text on sign reads: "Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women" [with red woman's sihouette overlaid with white feathers] The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington group raises awareness about indigenous women, girls, and LGBT individuals who have been murdered, raped, trafficked, or have gone missing. Indigenous women are affected by these issues at a much higher rate than average, and MMIWW advocates for those individuals and their families.
Text on sign reads: "The time is up"
Text on signs reads: "The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall."; "Power to the polls - vote"
Text on sign reads: "White women voted for: Donald Trump...53%, Roy Moore...63%, Mitt Romney...56%, John McCain...53%, George W. Bush...55% - Organize your people"
Text on sign reads: "Passing one exam does not cure your character flaws!! #VulgarSh!thole, #LiarAndCheat, #NotMyPresident"
Text on sign reads: "1882 Chinese Exclusion Act repeating history" [with red circle with line through it overlaid over "repeating history"]
Text on sign reads: "How dare you talk about my sister that way!" [with painted images of women of different skin tones]
Text on sign reads: "'This is a new year, a new beginning, and things will change.' - Taylor Swift" [overlaid over image of downtown Seattle]
Text on sign reads: "Girls just want to have fundamental rights!" Text on clothing reads: "I stand with Planned Parenthood"
Text on sign reads: "I can't feel my rights when I'm with you...and I hate it!" This sign is a play on the song "Can't Feel My Face" by the Weeknd, which has the lyrics "I can't feel my face when I'm with you...but I love it"
Text on sign reads: "The future is equal"
Text on sign reads: "Speak up - women's rights are human rights, climate change is real, build bridges not walls, love is love, make America kind again," Many protest signs used the construction of “Make [___] great again” or "Make America [__] again" as a jeer at the Trump administration. "Make America Great Again", abbreviated to MAGA, is a campaign slogan used by President Donald Trump in his 2016 presidential campaign.<br
Text on signs reads: "Women deserve better! And we are here to save the world!"; "KGB Putin, rapist Trump - Not my president" Vladimir Putin is a Russian politician. He has served as the President of Russia since 2012, before which he served as Prime Minister. <
Text on sign reads: "No wall, no war"
Text on sign reads: "In the name of love, for: women, truth, immigrants, justice, animals, children, health care, LGBTQ, equality, environment, liberty, people of color, Native Americans, America, all of us!"
Text on sign reads: "Feminism must be intersectional"
Text on sign reads: "Trans woman are woman"
Text on sign reads: "ReSister" [with image of closed fist standing on human legs]
Text on sign reads: "Fight like a girl" [with images of raised fist overlaid on the female symbol, and President Donald Trump crossed out in red]
Text on sign reads: "Trump is a predator! O'Reilly, Weinstein, Dustin Hoffman, Ailes, Matt Lauer, Cosby, Rose" [one letter in each name is written in red instead of black, spelling the word "predator" vertically] These names reference men whose careers have been affected by accusations of sexual harassment as part of the #MeToo movement. The Me Too movement was created by social activist Tarana Burke in 2006 as a way to empower survivors of sexual abuse. The tag #MeToo began trending on social media in October 2017, after the actress Alyssa Milano encouraged women to use the phrase to reveal the prevalence of sexual abuse and harassment, especially in the workplace. It was popularized shortly after the revelation of allegations against Harvey Weinstein.
Text on sign reads: "Reclaiming my country"; "Our bodies, our choice"
Text on sign reads: "OMG GOP WTF?"
Text on sign reads: "Very stable genius" On January 6, 2018, President Donald Trump declared himself "a very stable genius" through a Twitter post in response to debates surrounding his mental health. The doll hands reference the "tiny hands" moniker used for President Donald Trump after an exchange of insults between then-candidates for president Trump and Marco Rubio (U.S. Senator for Florida). Rubio commented on the size of Trump’s hands, suggesting that they were smaller than normal for a man of Trump’s height (6’2”). Trump responded to the insult at the Republican debate on March 3, 2016, saying “Look at those hands. Are they small hands? And [Rubio] referred to my hands - if they are small, something else must be small. I guarantee you there is no problem. I guarantee you.”
Text on sign reads: "I am a force for change" [with image of the symbol of the Rebel Alliance from the Star Wars series]
Text on sign reads: "Fascist" [with image of Vladimir Putin holding a toddler with the face of President Donald Trump, who is holding a flag with the letters "PT"] Vladimir Putin is a Russian politician. He has served as the President of Russia since 2012, before which he served as Prime Minister. His positive relationship with President Donald Trump has been one factor contributing to questions of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
Text on sign reads: "Lock her up - Bekah Mercer - Billionaire traitor, enemy of the people; alt-right Nazi; elitist, anarchist, trashy; owns shares in Breitbart" [with image of Rebekah Mercer with vertical bars superimposed on the photo] Rebekah Mercer is the daughter of billionaire Robert Mercer. The Mercers contributed $25 million to the 2016 presidential election and were firm Donald Trump supporters after their first choice, Ted Cruz, dropped out of the race. Rebekah Mercer has been referred to as the “First Lady of the Alt-Right,” and she and her father initially introduced Trump to Steve Bannon, who went from executive chairman of Breitbart News to Senior Counselor to the President. Rebekah Mercer is part-owner of Breitbart. Breitbart News is a far-right American news site. Former executive Steve Bannon declared the site “the platform for the alt-right” and strongly supported President Donald Trump during the 2016 presidential campaign.
Text on sign reads: "When they go low, we go high. Time's up 45!"
Text on signs reads: "Women's Studies 101: Sexual abuser + pro-lifer = misogynist"; "Healthcare is a woman's right!"
Text on sign reads: "We are the granddaughters of the witches you weren't able to burn; So bad, introverts are here; Burn in hell; #TimesUp; Respect existence or expect resistance; Trump sucks!" #TimesUp emerged in response to the Me Too Movement. It was founded in January 2018 by women in the entertainment industry and quickly established a $20 million legal defense fund and attracted hundreds of volunteer lawyers, as of February 2018. Time’s Up advocates for all people to speak up about harassment and push for punitive legislation for companies that tolerate harassment, and it intends for the legal fund to be used for the benefit of lower-income women seeking justice.
Text on sign reads: "In distress but we're still here"
Text on sign reads: "Sister, the time has come to rise! #SpeakYourTruth"
Text on sign reads: "This is still the Civil Rights Era! Vote"
Text on signs reads: "For billionaires, orange is the new $green$"; "There is no force equal to a woman determined to rise"
Text on sign reads: "Cinnamon rolls, not gender roll" Text on political buttons reads: "Black Lives Matter"; "Spawn carefully! ppgnw.org" [with image of fish]
Text on sign reads: "Hey Donald - Women aren't 'fat pigs,' 'dogs,' 'slobs,' or 'disgusting animals.' We are fierce, compassionate, intelligent, fearless, defiant, rational, the future!"
Text on sign reads: "JCIRA - Jefferson County Immigrant Rights Advocates"
Text on sign reads: "The clock is ticking...act to curb climate [change]" [with the Earth represented as a clock face with moving hands and the delta symbol replacing the word change]
Text on signs reads: "Sisters"; "Resister sister"
Text on sign reads: "Knope 2020" [with image of Amy Poehler's character Leslie Knope from the show Parks and Recreation] Leslie Knope is the protagonist of the show Parks and Recreation. She is a public servant, eventually runs for office, and has a strong belief that the government exists for the benefit of the people.
Text on sign reads: "Love trumps hate" [on image of a Queen of Hearts playing card]
Text on sign reads: "Empowered women empower women"
Text on signs reads: "Just, ugh"; "OK ladies, let's get in formation"
Text on sign reads: "If you elect clowns - expect a circus!"
Text on sign reads: "Women in the: Senate = 22%, House = 19.3%, U.S.A. = 50.8%. Elect more women"
Text on sign reads: "Greed On Parade #2018 #BlueBlizzard"
Text on sign reads: "'We stand together. We stick up for the vulnerable. We challenge bigots. We don't let hate speech become normalized. We hold the line.' - JK Rowling"
Text on sign reads: "Bite the hand that neglects to feed you #EatTheRich"
Text on sign reads: "Girls just wanna have fundamental rights"
Text on sign reads: "#TrumpShutdown" A three-day government shutdown began on January 20, 2018. The shutdown occurred after disputes over the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals extension became complicated with disputes over governent funding appropriations.
Text on sign reads: "We must unite to defeat Republicans"
Text on sign reads: "Misogyny is for P'taks - Smash the patriarchy" [with image of Klingon weapon in a woman's hand] "P'tak" is a work from the constructed Klingon language from the Star Trek series. It is used as a generic insult. The blade pictured is the Kilngons' characteristic weapon.
Text on signs reads: "The future is nasty"; "Harry would be dead without Hermione" During the third presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, Trump used the phrase “Such a nasty woman” in reference to Clinton. The words together or nasty alone have since become a feminist rallying cry. Harry and Hermione are characters from the Harry Potter series. Although Harry is the protagonist, Hermione is the most logical and book-smart character in the series, and some have claimed her as a feminist hero.
Text on sign reads: "You can't fix stupid but you can vote it out!"
Text on sign reads: "They got $$ for wars - but can't feed the poor"
Text on signs reads: "The amount of $ u have shouldn't dictate whether u live or die! Demand Medicare for all [now?]"; "Medicare for all! Before it is too late, demand it now!"
Text on signs reads: "Whole Washington, Health care is a human right"; "Fight like a girl"; "I can't handle three more years of this! Resist"
Text on sign reads: "Whole Washington, healthcare is a human right; Healthcare is a human right; Vote; Fight like a girl" [with images of various activists and of Star Wars character Princess Leia in the style of musician David Bowie above the words "Rebel Rebel"]
Text on sign reads: "It's our duty to resist when injustice becomes law"
Text on signs reads: "We need a president with manners, No potty mouth!"; "You can't fix stupid but you can vote it out"
Image on sign depicts: Multiple hands holding a lit match to a long red ties. Part of President Donald Trump's signature way of dressing includes a long, wide red tie.
Text on sign reads: "The only shithole I see; ingnorance, misogyny, hatred, covfefe, racism" [with image of President Donald Trump with the listed words coming out of his mouth] On January 11, 2018, President Donald Trump was reported to have asked, “Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” during a discussion surrounding the protection of immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and several African countries in the United States. Many signs at the march referenced this event with phrases referring to a “shithole president.” On May 31, 2017, President Trump sent out a tweet that read, in its entirety, "Despite the constant negative press covfefe". The tweet was deleted only hours after its posting. It immediately went viral, becoming an Internet meme and a source of widespread jokes. The tweet was liked and retweeted over a hundred thousand times, making it one of the most popular tweets of 2017 to that date, as people speculated on the meaning of the word "covfefe".
Text on sign reads: "Shithole kleptocrat" [written over image of President Donald Trump] On January 11, 2018, President Donald Trump was reported to have asked, “Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” during a discussion surrounding the protection of immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and several African countries in the United States. Many signs at the march referenced this event with phrases referring to a “shithole president.”
Text on sign reads: "For sale: the White House"
Text on sign reads: "Honor your mother by protecting your daughters"
Text on sign reads: "Women are coming; #GameOfWomen" [with mirrored images of the House Stark crest from the Game of Thrones series]; “Women are coming” is a play on “Winter is coming” from the series Game of Thrones. In the series, those are the Stark family words, and they use a wolf as their crest.
Text on sign reads: "Make America think again" Text on sash reads: "Stronger together" Many protest signs used the construction of “Make [___] great again” or “Make America [__] again” as a jeer at the Trump administration. "Make America Great Again", abbreviated to MAGA, is a campaign slogan used by President Donald Trump in his 2016 presidential campaign.
Text on sign reads: "It was never a dress" [with two images of the women's restroom symbol side by side, one a simple outline and one colored to show the dress shape as a cape over a shirt]
Text on sign reads: "Will work for equal pay" [with image of a female symbol, an equal sign, and a male symbol]
Text on sign reads: "Jenny Durkan - first female Seattle mayor since 1920s, Danica Roem - defeated her pro-Bathroom Bill opponent!, Doug Jones - first Democrat elected from AL to US Senate since 1992!, 2018 - keep organizing!"
Text on sign reads: "Unity not bigotry!"
Text on sign reads: "GOP out, fairness in"
Text on sign reads: "Cast off the shackles of yesterday! Shoulder to shoulder into the fray! - Mary Poppins, Mrs. Banks" [with drawing of the character Mrs. Banks from the movie Mary Poppins]
Text on sign reads: "La migracion es hermosa [translated from Spanish: The migration is beautiful]" [with image of black and orange butterfly]
Text on sign reads: "We won't give in, we won't give up"
Text on sign reads: "#AmericaToo" [with "me too" in blue and remaining letters in red] The Me Too movement was created by social activist Tarana Burke in 2006 as a way to empower survivors of sexual abuse. The tag #MeToo began trending on social media in October 2017, after the actress Alyssa Milano encouraged women to use the phrase to reveal the prevalence of sexual abuse and harassment, especially in the workplace. It was popularized shortly after the revelation of allegations against Harvey Weinstein.
Sign depicts: President Donald Trump as a toilet
Text on sign reads: "You haven't seen nasty yet! November 2018" During the third presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, Trump used the phrase “Such a nasty woman” in reference to Clinton. The words have since become a feminist rallying cry.
Text on sign reads: "We march for all, especially for those who cannot"
Text on sign reads: "Nasty women united" [with image of four arms of different skin tones, one raised straight up and the other three gripping the raised arm] During the third presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, Trump used the phrase “Such a nasty woman” in reference to Clinton. The words have since become a feminist rallying cry.
Text on sign reads: "Fear the feisty, forthright, fab feminists"
Sign depicts: A stuffed cat behind a hand-shaped cutout inside a circle with a line through it
Text on sign reads: "Elect women"
Text on sign reads: "Shut down the tyrant" [with image of descending boot]
Text on sign reads: "No hate, no fear, immigrants are welcome here"
Text on sign reads: "'Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free' Remember that?" [with image of the Statue of Liberty]
Text on sign reads: "I am a goddess, a glorious female warrior" [with image of the character Leslie Knope from the TV show Parks and Recreation] Leslie Knope is the protagonist of the show Parks and Recreation. She is a public servant, eventually runs for office, and has a strong belief that the government exists for the benefit of the public.
Text on sign reads: "More than a hashtag, bigger than a march! #BlackLivesMatter, #MeToo, #SaveDACA, #IStandWithPlannedParenthood, #ScienceIsReal, #Resist"
Text on sign reads: "Lead with [heart] like your momma taught you"
Text on sign reads: "'Merica: from world leader to shithole country in 1 year! Thanks Dotard" In September 2017, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un referred to President Donald Trump as a “mentally deranged U.S. dotard” after Trump referred to him as “Rocket Man” at the UN General Assembly. The word “dotard” refers to one in “a state or period of senile decay,” though the actual Korean definition of Kim’s phrase was “lunatic old man.” On January 11, 2018, President Donald Trump was reported to have asked, “Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” during a discussion surrounding the protection of immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and several African countries in the United States. Many signs at the march referenced this event with phrases referring to a “shithole president.”
Text on signs reads: "Don't tell me to smile" [with image of hand with extended middle finger]; "No means no! Asshole" [with peace symbol and the circle-A anarchy symbol]
Text on sign reads: "Not my genius" [with image of President Donald Trump] The text on the sign is a play on the phrase "Not my president" that became popular after President Donald Trump's election. On January 6, 2018, President Donald Trump declared himself "a very stable genius" through a Twitter post in response to debates surrounding his mental health.
Text on signs reads: "Passion is the bridge that takes you from pain to change - Frida"; "A woman's place is in the resistance"
Text on sign reads: "We will fight for our freedoms and democracy! We will fight against your authoritarianism and corruption!" [with images of President Donald Trump groping the Statue of Liberty and of Trump's shouting face]
Text on sign reads: "Too much to fit it all on one sign" [with various slogans written inside the letters]
Text on sign reads: "Let's all wake up from this nightmare vote!" [with orange fur over the word "nightmare," probably to reference President Donald Trump's hair]
Text on sign reads: "The last time Republicans cared about you, you were a fetus. Please vote!"
Text on sign reads: "Keep your tiny hands off our private parts and public lands #resist #persist" “Tiny hands” is in reference to an exchange of insults between then-candidates for president Donald Trump and Marco Rubio (U.S. Senator for Florida). Rubio commented on the size of Donald Trump’s hands, suggesting that they were smaller than normal for a man of Trump’s height (6’2”). Trump responded to the insult at the Republican debate on March 3, 2016, saying “Look at those hands. Are they small hands? And [Rubio] referred to my hands – if they are small, something else must be small. I guarantee you there is no problem. I guarantee you.”
Text on sign reads: "Make America vote again" Many protest signs used the construction of “Make [___] great again” or “Make America [__] again” as a jeer at the Trump administration. "Make America Great Again", abbreviated to MAGA, is a campaign slogan used by President Donald Trump in his 2016 presidential campaign.
Text on sign reads: "Fix DACCA" Text on button reads: "Make America kind again!" Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was introduced in 2012 to shield from deportation individuals who immigrated to the United States as children. Many protest signs used the construction of “Make [__] great again” or “Make America [__] again” has been used as a jeer at the Trump administration. "Make America Great Again," abbreviated to MAGA, was a campaign slogan used by President Donald Trump in his 2016 presidential campaign.
Text on sign reads: "If it's a legitimate rage, the federal body has ways to shut that whole thing down." This sign references a statement made by Todd Akin, former U.S. House Representative for Missouri. On August 19, 2012, during a discussion on abortion exceptions for rape victim, he stated that, "If it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down."
Text on sign reads: "Many races, many faiths, one nation"
Text on signs reads: "We are all made in 'Gina"; "Women's rights are human rights"
Text on sign reads: "Women united can accomplish anything; celebrate diversity" [with image of five overlapping female profiles]
Text on sign reads: "World's loudest troll doll - Stephen Colbert" [with image of President Donald Trump depicted as a classic Troll doll]
Text on sign reads: "'1 Nation' = All of us" [with six symbols representing different genders]
Text on sign reads: "Get Trump out of the White House and behind bars, where he belongs! Stay away from buttons Trump! We should not live in fear for your ego! #NotMyPresident, let America sleep again" [with an arrow drawn from the word "button" to a large red button with the word "easy" on it]
Text on sign reads: "Make Michelle Obama proud"
Text on sign reads: "Shitler" [with stylized drawing of President Donald Trump with swastikas in place of eyes, standing in front of two Ku Klux Klan members, also with swastikas in place of eyes]
Text on sign reads: "#Feminist; 'You don't want to be with a boy that is too stupid to appreciate a smart young woman' - Michelle Obama"
Text on sign reads: "The future is female" [with numerous female heads of different skin tones]
Text on sign reads: "Love wins; #LoveWins, #LoveIsLove, #DivineFeminine, #PowerToThePolls, #WomensMarch2.0, #WildFeminist, #PowerToTheGirls, #TogetherWeRise" [with large rainbow heart in center]
Text on sign reads: "There is no force more powerful than a woman determined"
Text on sign reads: "Because what men fear most about going to jail, I fear walking down the sidewalk. #MeToo" The Me Too movement was created by social activist Tarana Burke in 2006 as a way to empower survivors of sexual abuse. The tag #MeToo began trending on social media in October 2017, after the actress Alyssa Milano encouraged women to use the phrase to reveal the prevalence of sexual abuse and harassment, especially in the workplace. It was popularized shortly after the revelation of allegations against Harvey Weinstein.
Text on sign reads: "Change our shithole society" [with image of raised fist inside female gender symbol] On January 11, 2018, President Donald Trump was reported to have asked, “Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” during a discussion surrounding the protection of immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and several African countries in the United States. Many signs at the march referenced this event with phrases referring to a “shithole president.”
Sign depicts: Four hands of different skin tones reaching toward four peace symbols held inside a large pea pod
Text on sign reads: "Mother of exiles; #defendDACA" [with image of the Statue of Liberty] Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was introduced in 2012 to shield from deportation individuals who immigrated to the United States as children.
Sign depicts: A clock, the number 4, "M" alphabet block, a peach, a mint ["Time for impeachment"]
Text on sign reads: "Vote; Nov. 8, 2018" [with a red check mark in the letter O]
Text on sign reads: "I've seen smarter cabinets at Ikea"
Text on sign reads: "It's time to ovary-act" [with Women's March on Washington logo of the female symbol and a raised fist, with Washington crossed out in red and Seattle written next to it]
Text reads: "Vote 208 [2018?], we the people protect each other; Empower women"
Text on sign reads: "Liar liar '__' on fire; idiot, racist, psychopath, bully, trash, egomaniac, narcissist, creep, bigot"
Text on signs reads: "Well-behaved women seldom make history - Laurel Thatcher Ulrich"; "Est 2017, AltUS National Park Service"
Text on sign reads: "So my daughter will never have to say #MeToo." The Me Too movement was created by social activist Tarana Burke in 2006 as a way to empower survivors of sexual abuse. The tag #MeToo began trending on social media in October 2017, after the actress Alyssa Milano encouraged women to use the phrase to reveal the prevalence of sexual abuse and harassment, especially in the workplace. It was popularized shortly after the revelation of allegations against Harvey Weinstein.
Text on sign reads: "If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor"
Text on sign reads: "Resist Twitler"
Text on sign reads: "Don't let the bastards grind you down, #TimesUp" [with image of raised fist] #TimesUp emerged in response to the Me Too Movement. It was founded in January 2018 by women in the entertainment industry and quickly established a $20 million legal defense fund and attracted hundreds of volunteer lawyers, as of February 2018. Time’s Up advocates for all people to speak up about harassment and push for punitive legislation for companies that tolerate harassment, and it intends for the legal fund to be used for the benefit of lower-income women seeking justice.
Text on sign reads: "When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes a duty"
Text on sign reads: "Justice for missing and murdered indigenous women"
Text on sign reads: "Refugees and immigrants take pride in working"
Text on sign reads: "Impeach, indict, imprison" [with photograph of President Donald Trump edited to resemble Adolph Hitler]
Text on sign reads: "Resist" [with image of a cat wearing a pussy hat and the words "She purrsisted"] On February 7, 2017, Senator Elizabeth Warren was silenced while arguing against the confirmation of Senator Jeff Sessions to U.S. Attorney General. After the vote, Senator Mitch McConnell stated, “…She was warned. She was given an explanation. Nevertheless, she persisted.” The words went viral as a hashtag and “Nevertheless, she persisted” has remained a popular slogan.
Text on sign reads: "Haiti is not a shithole, not all Haitians have AIDS, #BlackLivesMatter" On January 11, 2018, President Donald Trump was reported to have asked, “Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” during a discussion surrounding the protection of immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and several African countries in the United States.
Text on sign reads: "Women are art" [with painting of woman resembling Frida Kahlo]
Text on sign reads: "Lettuce protest against Trump" [with image of taco with a crying face]
Text on signs reads: "Stand up for women of color; White women: Today in our city women of color are being accosted/harrassed. We must hold each other accountable and stand up for our sisters. Stand up to our racist relatives. Face up to our own internal prejudices. And stand aside and let others lead. Diversity is beautiful!"; "Girls are the future!"
Text on sign reads: "Pass DACA, impeach Trump" Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was introduced in 2012 to shield from deportation individuals who immigrated to the United States as children.
Text on sign reads: "Leaders...we are watching you!"
Text on sign reads: "They tried to bury us. They didn't know we were seeds. - Dinos Christianopoulos"
Text on sign reads: "Pussy revolution" [with image of hissing pink car spitting on President Donald Trump]
Text on sign reads: "Women's rights are human rights"
Text on sign reads: "More love for all"
Text on sign reads: "We all can do it! We have to" [with three different women of color drawn in the style of Rosie the Riveter]
Text on sign reads: "Respect my existence or expect resistance"
Text on sign reads: "Not all womxn: have a uterus, are white, can take a day off"
Text on sign reads: "Blue wave '18" [with drawing of President Donald Trump standing under a large wave] The “Blue Wave” is the Democratic Party’s hope for the 2018 midterm elections. All of the seats in both the Senate and the House of Representatives will be up for election, with many Republican congresspeople choosing to retire instead of run for reelection, potentially granting an advantage to Democratic candidates.
Text on sign reads: "We will defend each other" [with image of three women of color]
Text on sign reads: "Only you can resist climate change" [with image of Smokey the Bear with banner reading "Resist"]
Text on signs reads: "Dare to Awaken Compassion Again" [with capital letters spelling DACA]; "Comply" [inside red cirlce with a line through it] Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was introduced in 2012 to shield from deportation individuals who immigrated to the United States as children.
Text on sign reads: "Found: A powerful, unwavering resistance! If this belongs to you, contact everyone. #FirstAmendment" [with image of three upraised female fists]
Text on clothing reads: "Tuck Frump. TuckFrump.com" [written on t-shirt placed on a cutout of former president Barack Obama]
Text on signs reads: "Pow!" [with image of cat face]
Text on signs reads: "Pow!" [with image of cat face]; "Rape is a men's issue"
Text on sign reads: "Sometimes women's work is cleanup!" [with a broom surrounded by scraps of paper reading "greed," "hatred," and "ignorance"]
Text on signs reads: "United we stand, Trump must go" [with image of American flag turned sideways, each red stripe ending in a hand making a peace gesture or a fist]; "Tyrannical, Racist, Unqualified, Misogynist, Puerile #NeverTrump"
Text on sign reads: "Help us Robert Mueller, you're our only hope" Robert Swan Mueller III is an American lawyer and civil servant who was the sixth Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, serving from 2001 to 2013. In May 2017, Mueller was appointed by the Justice Department as special counsel, overseeing the investigation into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 United States elections and related matters.
Text on sign reads: "Join the GOP, they are looking for more haters"
Text on sign reads: "Will not talk to the media for $130,000" Stormy Daniels is an adult film actress who has alleged to have had an affair with President Donald Trump in 2006. In October 2016, shortly before Trump’s election, Daniels received a payment of $130,000 from a company associated with Michael Cohen, Trump’s personal lawyer. She has stated that the payment was intended as hush money to prevent her speaking to the media about the affair. As of March 2018, the legality of the payment is in question; if the payment is seen as a campaign contribution, the fact that Cohen used his personal funds could be problematic, as the amount far exceeds the legal limit for individual contributions.
Text on sign reads: "3 generations marching to protect our next generation"
Text on sign reads: "I can't believe I still have to protest this shit!"
Text on sign reads: "Patriarchy is for dicks"
Text on sign reads: "Lead like Harriet, think like Maya, challenge like Rosa"
Text on sign reads: "Why I persist"[with an image of a raised fist inside the female symbol surrounded by written reasons to demonstrate].
Text on sign reads: "Does this ass make my country look small?" [with image of President Donald Trump]
Text on sign reads: "Amnesty now for all immigrants living in the U.S. Stop the deportations! Socialist Workers Party"
Text on sign reads: "Why aren't you gone yet?! R/The_Mueller" [with drawing of President Donald Trump's hair] R/The_Mueller references a forum on Reddit.com that hosts joke posts pertaining to the investigation of President Donald Trump's ties to Russia. Robert Swan Mueller III is an American lawyer and civil servant who was the sixth Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, serving from 2001 to 2013. In May 2017, Mueller was appointed by the Justice Department as special counsel, overseeing the investigation into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 United States elections and related matters.
Text on sign reads: "Ningún ser humano es ilegal [translated from Spanish: No human being is illegal]"
Text on sign reads: "Why does his button need to be so big if his hands are so small?" On January 2, 2018, President Donald Trump wrote on Twitter that, “North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un just stated that the ‘Nuclear Button is on his desk at all times.’ Will someone from his depleted and food starved regime please inform him that I too have a Nuclear Button, but it is a much bigger & more powerful one than his, and my Button works!” “Tiny hands” is in reference to an exchange of insults between then-candidates for president Donald Trump and Marco Rubio (U.S. Senator for Florida). Rubio commented on the size of Donald Trump’s hands, suggesting that they were smaller than normal for a man of Trump’s height (6’2”). Trump responded to the insult at the Republican debate on March 3, 2016, saying “Look at those hands. Are they small hands? And [Rubio] referred to my hands – if they are small, something else must be small. I guarantee you there is no problem. I guarantee you.”
Text on sign reads: "Democracy will not come today, this year, nor ever through compromise or fear! - Langston Hughes" [with drawing of muscular personified uterus]
Text on sign reads: "Follow Russian NRA money, indict and convict" [with hand pointing in the direction of three dollar signs]
Text on sign reads: "Dreamers make the [world] go round" Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was introduced in 2012 to shield from deportation individuals who immigrated to the United States as children. The recipients are called Dreamers.
Text on sign reads: "Send out the clown" [with image of President Donald Trump wearing a cowboy hat and a red clown nose and makeup]
Text on sign reads: "Sex offenders can't live in government housing" [with silhouette image of the White House]
Text on sign reads: "Small hands, big mouth, huge lies" “Small hands” is in reference to an exchange of insults between then-candidates for president Donald Trump and Marco Rubio (U.S. Senator for Florida). Rubio commented on the size of Donald Trump’s hands, suggesting that they were smaller than normal for a man of Trump’s height (6’2”). Trump responded to the insult at the Republican debate on March 3, 2016, saying “Look at those hands. Are they small hands? And [Rubio] referred to my hands – if they are small, something else must be small. I guarantee you there is no problem. I guarantee you.”
Text on sign reads: "Check the blood on your stock portfolios"
Text on sign reads: "What kind of fuckery is this?!?" Text on clothing reads: "I smell fear on you"
Text on sign reads: "Here's to strong womxn: may we know them, may we be them, may we raise them"
Text on sign reads: "Equal rights for all does not mean fewer rights for you. It's not a pie" [with image of pie with a large black X over it]
Sign depicts: Wonder Woman wearing a t-shirt reading "Ask me about my feminist agenda," and extending the middle finger of her right hand. Wonder Woman is a comic book character created in 1941. Originally intended to demonstrate that female superheroes could be as strong as their male counterparts, the character has become a feminist, pacifist, and LGBT icon.
Text on sign reads: "Stand up for your sisters" [with drawing of the Statue of Liberty wearing pink lipstick and warpaint]
Text on sign reads: "France wants the Statue of Liberty back, since we're not using it"
Text on signs reads: "Widowed by privatized healthcare"; "Same shit, different decade. Sheesh."
Text on sign reads: "Repeal & replace Trump & Co., clean house in the unjust and deficient Republican led Congress"
Text on sign reads: "No one is free when some are oppressed"
Text on sign reads: "Future 1st autistic female president"
Text on sign reads: "I'm from a shithole country" On January 11, 2018, President Donald Trump was reported to have asked, “Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” during a discussion surrounding the protection of immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and several African countries in the United States. Many signs at the march referenced this event with phrases referring to a “shithole president.”
Text on sign reads: "The evil Trumpagorgon" [with still shot from the television show Stranger Things where the monster is defeated; President Donald Trump's head is transposed onto the monster and the child is labeled "you"]
Text on sign reads: "Stop the dicks"
Text on sign reads: "Haida Tsimshian Nation" [with large butterfly in Haida style]
Text on sign reads: "I believe in the resistance as I believe there can be no light without shadow; or rather, no shadow unless there is also light - Margaret Atwood" [with three photographs of protest scences]
Text on sign reads: "'Women never shut up.' Did you think it'd be any different when it comes to our rights?"
Text on sign reads: "Impeach the Goblin in Chief" [with image of President Donald Trump drawn as a goblin, holding a staff topped with a crossed hammer and sickle]
Text on sign reads: "No rest for the nasty" During the third presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, Trump used the phrase “Such a nasty woman” in reference to Clinton. The words have since become a feminist rallying cry.
Text on sign reads: "Twimp: Can dish it out, can't take it! Twimp!" [with image of President Donald Trump as a shouting baby]
Text on sign reads: "The lunatic is in the Oval Office and the sh*t-hole is the dark side of his moon" On January 11, 2018, President Donald Trump was reported to have asked, “Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” during a discussion surrounding the protection of immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and several African countries in the United States. Many signs at the march referenced this event with phrases referring to a “shithole president.” The design and words of the sign are a play on the "Dark Side of the Moon" album by Pink Floyd.
Text on sign reads: "Women's March, power to the polls; Vote, turn the House blue, vote vote vote; Register to vote, text P2P to RTVOTE (788-683)"
Text on sign reads: "Klepto-Krato-Kakistocracy - Too long? Then just call it...K-K-K-istocracy!" [with image of President Donald Trump]
Text on sign reads: "Rock the vote 2018"
Text on sign reads: "Women and girls are so so so amasing! Girls rule boys drool! Except for the boys in my family. I want a girl President, no boys! Girls rule" [with child's drawing of a girl holding a sign reading "No boys" and four other people]
Text on sign reads: "Refugees & immigrants are welcome here. Abolish I.C.E." [with "welcome" in numerous other languages written on the borders]
Text on sign reads: "Our kids are watching (and it's totally embarrassing)"
Sign depicts: Three handprints, a sign in the "off" poisition and the text "my body!" ["Hands off my body"]
Text on sign reads: "All the President's men" [with image of President Donald Trump and images of various politicians and officials including House Speaker Paul Ryan, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, Senator Ted Cruz, Trump political advisor Stephen Miller, U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Sean Hannity (?)]
Text on sign reads: "Women's rights are human rights" [with children's names and drawing]
Text on sign reads: "North Seattle Progressives, NorthSeattleProgressives.org"
Text on sign reads: "I'm past patiently waiting"
Text on sign reads: "Vote them out! BlueTsunami18" [with image of tsunami wave ending in an eagle's beak] The “Blue Wave” is the Democratic Party’s hope for the 2018 midterm elections. All of the seats in both the Senate and the House of Representatives will be up for election, with many Republican congresspeople choosing to retire instead of run for reelection, potentially granting an advantage to Democratic candidates.
Text on sign reads: "Voting is my superpower" [with red silhouette of a woman standing with hands on hips]
Text on sign reads: "I'm with her" [with stylized drawing of the Statue of Liberty] “I’m with Her” was a slogan associated with Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign.
Text on sign reads: "Kick him in the sh*t hole" [with drawing of girl wearing "Pussy power" shirt and a pussy hat reading "Meow" kicking President Donald Trump in the rear] On January 11, 2018, President Donald Trump was reported to have asked, “Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” during a discussion surrounding the protection of immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and several African countries in the United States. Many signs at the march referenced this event with phrases referring to a “shithole president.”
Text on sign reads: "I am woman, hear me roar! Freedom to choose, job equity for all, affordable healthcare for all, DACA now, no walls = more doors, presidential integrity - more ears, less mouth" [with the letter A in "woman" overlaid by pink letter X] Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was introduced in 2012 to shield from deportation individuals who immigrated to the United States as children.
Text on sign reads: "Pendejo of the United States" [English translation of pendejo is a a stupid or contemptible person][with image of President Donald Trump]
Text on sign reads: "Liberty & justice for all" [with three raised fists in different skin tones on a pink and white American flag background]
Text on sign reads: "We were served a lemon but we'll make lemonade" [with the O in "lemon" replaced by a lemon with President Donald Trump's hair and mouth, and three female hands squeezing lemons]
Text on sign reads: "Misogyny ain't a town in Kansas...and you really shouldn't go there, Donald."
Text on sign reads: "Raising our children to tear down your wall" [with image of crossed baby rattle and pickaxe on red background]
Text on signs reads: "Shithole in Chief" [sign hung over the neck of a large scarecrow-like representation of President Donald Trump]; "Sex Offender in Chief" On January 11, 2018, President Donald Trump was reported to have asked, “Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” during a discussion surrounding the protection of immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and several African countries in the United States. Many signs at the march referenced this event with phrases referring to a “shithole president.”
Text on sign reads: "Racist in Chief" [with American flags attached to the top corners] Text on clothing reads: "Resist."
Text on sign reads: "In RBG we trust" [with image of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wearing a crown] Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was confirmed to the Supreme Court on August 5, 1993. She is considered to be part of the “liberal wing” of the court and has long advocated for gender equality.
Text on signs reads: "Dreamers and CHIP, not Dreamers or CHIP"; "Indigenous lives matter, in 2018 and since time immemorial" [with image of black raised fist on a red background] Dreamers are the recipients of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), which was introduced in 2012 to shield individuals who immigrated to the United States as children from deportation. The Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) provides support to families whose income is too high to qualify for Medicaid but who require assistance to insure their children. In 2009, it was expanded to include coverage for pregnant women and “lawfully residing” immigrants.
Text on signs reads: "Trump, shut your #shithole" [with image of President Donald Trump with a large X over his mouth]; "Hey POTUS, shut your sh*thole and listen"; "Be the change" On January 11, 2018, President Donald Trump was reported to have asked, “Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” during a discussion surrounding the protection of immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and several African countries in the United States. Many signs at the march referenced this event with phrases referring to a “shithole president.”
Text on sign reads: "Trump, shut your #shithole" [with cutout of President Donald Trump's head above the sign, his mouth covered by a large duct tape X with the word "racist" written on it]
Text on sign reads: "Fed up with the Sexist in Chief; Time's up" [with cutout of President Donald Trump's head with "pig" written on his forehead] #TimesUp emerged in response to the Me Too Movement. It was founded in January 2018 by women in the entertainment industry and quickly established a $20 million legal defense fund and attracted hundreds of volunteer lawyers, as of February 2018. Time’s Up advocates for all people to speak up about harassment and push for punitive legislation for companies that tolerate harassment, and it intends for the legal fund to be used for the benefit of lower-income women seeking justice.
Text on sign reads: "Humanity first" [with "humanity" written above crossed-out "America," and an image of a world map]
Text on signs reads: "Women and people of color in positions of power for a society closer to the heart; fair representation"; "In your guts you know he's nuts"
Text on sign reads: "Consent is sexy"
Text on sign reads: "Approval rating at historical low! America to Trump: You're fired!"
Text on sign reads: "My body my choice. Stay in your own lane"
Sign depicts: Muppet character Beaker as the subject of Edvard Munch's "The Scream"
Text on sign reads: "Seattle Women's March 2.0; Resist" [with image of raised fist]
Text on sign reads: "Our children deserve better; 20 miles west of Seattle is the largest concentration of deployed nuclear weapons in the U.S. www.gzcenter.org"
Text on sign reads: "We are the fire & fury"
Text on sign reads: "Ignorance of science is not evidence against it" [with image of woman's head and neck, muscles and veins exposed on her left side]
Text on sign reads: "Don't silence the science"
Text on sign reads: "G.O.P. Hands off me" [with image of angry cat face]
Text on sign reads: "Impeach Trump for crimes against women"
Text on sign reads: "'Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people' - Eleanor Roosevelt" [with image of Martin Luther King Jr. holding a finger to his lips and his other hand over President Donald Trump's mouth while Trump holds a cell phone displaying the Twitter logo on its screen]
Text on sign reads: "United against bigotry & racism"
Text on sign reads: "'Woman-splaining' - The art of explaining to Trump, McConnell, and Ryan; 'And yet she persisted;' A change is coming in 2018 and it is female" On February 7, 2017, Senator Elizabeth Warren was silenced while arguing against the confirmation of Senator Jeff Sessions to U.S. Attorney General. After the vote, Senator Mitch McConnell stated, “…She was warned. She was given an explanation. Nevertheless, she persisted.” The words went viral as a hashtag and have since been adopted by the feminist movement.
Text on sign reads: "White supremacy: Go fuck yourself"
Text on signs reads: "Winter is coming"; "Act up, resist, fight back" "Winter is coming" is the motto of the House Stark from the television series Game of Thrones. It stands as a warning to be constantly vigilant and always be prepared for the potentially devastating effects of winter on their land.
Text on sign reads: "Vote"
Text on sign reads: "Our lives begin to end...the day we become silent about things that matter. - MLK"
Text on sign reads: "Winter is coming" "Winter is coming" is the motto of the House Stark from the television series Game of Thrones. It stands as a warning to be constantly vigilant and always be prepared for the potentially devastating effects of winter on their land.
Text on sign reads: "Seriously???"
Text on sign reads: "ANEW - Building people building communities, #20PercentBy2020" [with three photographs of women working in construction gear] #20PercentBy2020 references a goal of having 20% female representation in trade apprenticeship programs and careers such as construction.
Text on sign reads: "I'm with her" [with a large pink female symbol and arrows pointing every direction] “I’m with Her” was a slogan associated with Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign.
Text on signs reads: This is a sh*thole! [with arrows pointing to President Donald Trump's open mouth in a photo]; "My clothing is not my consent. Still not asking for it!" On January 11, 2018, President Donald Trump was reported to have asked, “Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” during a discussion surrounding the protection of immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and several African countries in the United States. Many signs at the march referenced this event with phrases referring to a “shithole president.”
Text on sign reads: "Time's up! Women's rights are human rights!" [with large clock face attached to upper left corner] #TimesUp emerged in response to the Me Too Movement. It was founded in January 2018 by women in the entertainment industry and quickly established a $20 million legal defense fund and attracted hundreds of volunteer lawyers, as of February 2018. Time’s Up advocates for all people to speak up about harassment and push for punitive legislation for companies that tolerate harassment, and it intends for the legal fund to be used for the benefit of lower-income women seeking justice.
Text on sign reads: "Blow down the House (of Representatives)" [with image of a woman wearing a pussy hat blowing down a shelter over three pigs drawn to resemble President Donald Trump and two other men]
Text on sign reads: "#ITMFA" ITMFA (Impeach the Motherfucker Already) was started by Dan Savage in 2006 as a reaction to policies put in place by then-president George W. Bush. Savage resurrected the ITMFA website on January 24, 2017, with proceeds from purchases going to support the ACLU, Planned Parenthood, and the International Refugee Assistance Project.
Text on sign reads: "Grab pussy, go 2 jail" Text on political button reads: "Plateaupians for Peace" [on peace sign background]
Text on sign reads: "America was built by immigrants"
Text on sign reads: "We are linked by empathy" [with image of eight overlapping women's faces of different skin tones]
Text on sign reads: "Stand up speak out" [with female profile silhouette]
Text on sign reads: "Never doubt that you are valuable and powerful and deserving of every chance. - HRC" The quote is drawn from Hillary Clinton's November 9, 2016, concession speech.
Text on sign reads: "More feminism, less bullshit"
Text on sign reads: "Equality" [with Q and T represented by the male and female symbols, respectively]
Text on sign reads: "Today we are holding signs. Tomorrow, you won't see us coming." [with two crossed hammers in the upper right corner]
Text on sign reads: "We shall overcome; Proud parent; Stronger together; Support each other" [with representation of transgender pride flag]
Sign reads: "Vote"
Text on sign reads: "It's not an inve$tment if it destroys the future" [with drawing of Earth]
Text on sign reads: "He asks my favorite position...? CEO #MeToo #TrumpShutdown" The Me Too movement was created by social activist Tarana Burke in 2006 as a way to empower survivors of sexual abuse. The tag #MeToo began trending on social media in October 2017, after the actress Alyssa Milano encouraged women to use the phrase to reveal the prevalence of sexual abuse and harassment, especially in the workplace. It was popularized shortly after the revelation of allegations against Harvey Weinstein.
Text on sign reads: "Resist!" [with image of bald eagle wearing pink pussy hat]
Text on sign reads: "History has its eyes on you - Hamilton" [with "eyes" represented by an image of eyes]
Text on sign reads: "I am woman"
Text on sign reads: "Nah. - Rosa Parks, 1955"
Text on sign reads: "Opornik, resist" ["Opornik" is Polish for "resist"][with images of electrical resistors]
Text on sign reads: "The power of the people is stronger than the people in power"
Text on signs reads: "Girls just wanna have FUNdamental rights"; "P.S. Jesus was a Middle Eastern undocumented immigrant with 2 dads...just saying."; "Women unite"; "Today we march, tomorrow we run! #2018 #2020"; "I am no longer accepting the things I cannot change. I am changing the things I cannot accept"; "We fight racism with solidarity - Fred Hampton"
Text on sign reads: "I'm a genius, I'm not racist, Obama wiretapped me, I never said that, the Russia story is a total lie; No matter what you "say" you are still a liar! I march for peace, love, equality, & truth; #MeToo" [with background images of the nude Donald Trump statue "The Emperor Has No Balls"]
Text on sign reads: "When the union is under attack, what do we do? Stand up and fight back!"
Text on sign reads: "#resist Be sure you put your feet in the right place, then stand firm - Abraham Lincoln" [with image of the Charging Bull and Fearless Girl sculptures in New York City]
Text on sign reads: "Who was America ever great for?"
Text on sign reads: "Hurry up Mueller!" Robert Swan Mueller III is an American lawyer and civil servant who was the sixth Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, serving from 2001 to 2013. In May 2017, Mueller was appointed by the Justice Department as special counsel, overseeing the investigation into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 United States elections and related matters.
Text on sign reads: "Fuck the patriarchy" [with two handprints and a female symbol in the top right corner]
Text on sticker reads: "Infowars" Text on clothing reads: "I stand with Trump"
Text on sign reads: "It's Mueller time - the champion of justice" Robert Swan Mueller III is an American lawyer and civil servant who was the sixth Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, serving from 2001 to 2013. In May 2017, Mueller was appointed by the Justice Department as special counsel, overseeing the investigation into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 United States elections and related matters. This sign is a play on the logo and slogan for Miller beer.
Text on signs reads: "Enough is enough! Impeach the fucker"; "Trust black women"
Text on sign reads: "What doesn't kill you makes you a nasty woman" During the third presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, Trump used the phrase “Such a nasty woman” in reference to Clinton. The words have since become a feminist rallying cry.
Text on signs reads: "Make America nice again. Dump Trump"; "Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter. - MLK"; "Make empathy great again"; "A woman's place is wherever the hell she wants to be" Many protest signs used the construction of “Make [__] great again” or “Make America [__] again” as a jeer at the Trump administration. "Make America Great Again," abbreviated to MAGA, was a campaign slogan used by President Donald Trump in his 2016 presidential campaign.
Malala Yousafzai is an advocate for women’s education. On October 9, 2012, at age 15, Yousafzai was shot by a Taliban gunman in her native Swat Valley, Pakistan. She survived the attack, and despite continued death threats, went on to found a non-profit organization to support girls’ right to safe and free education and to publish a book. She has received peace prizes in Pakistan as well at the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize, making her the youngest-ever winner at age 17.
Malala Yousafzai is an advocate for women’s education. On October 9, 2012, at age 15, Yousafzai was shot by a Taliban gunman in her native Swat Valley, Pakistan. She survived the attack, and despite continued death threats, went on to found a non-profit organization to support girls’ right to safe and free education and to publish a book. She has received peace prizes in Pakistan as well at the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize, making her the youngest-ever winner at age 17.
Text on puppet t-shirt and signs reads: "'I just want people to know the truth' - Chelsea Manning"; ""Feminist (work in progress)"; "Respect existence or expect resistance"; "A woman's place is in the revolution" Chelsea Manning is a former United States Army intelligence analyst. In 2010, she provided classified and sensitive information and material concerning Army activities in Iraq and Afghanistan to WikiLeaks. After an online acquaintance to whom she had confided informed the Army’s Criminal Investigation Command, Manning was arrested, tried, and ultimately imprisoned from July 2010 to May 2017. Manning came out as transgender in a statement released the day after her sentencing; she began hormone therapy while in prison. Since her release, she has announced an intent to run as a Democrat for the U.S. Senate in Maryland’s June 2018 election.
Text on puppet clothing reads: "'I just want people to know the truth' - Chelsea Manning" Chelsea Manning is a former United States Army intelligence analyst. In 2010, she provided classified and sensitive information and material concerning Army activities in Iraq and Afghanistan to WikiLeaks. After an online acquaintance to whom she had confided informed the Army’s Criminal Investigation Command, Manning was arrested, tried, and ultimately imprisoned from July 2010 to May 2017. Manning came out as transgender in a statement released the day after her sentencing; she began hormone therapy while in prison. Since her release, she has announced an intent to run as a Democrat for the U.S. Senate in Maryland’s June 2018 election.
Text on sign reads: "Feminist (work in progress)" [with an arrow pointing down to the carrier]
Text on sign reads: "#MeToo" The Me Too movement was created by social activist Tarana Burke in 2006 as a way to empower survivors of sexual abuse. The tag #MeToo began trending on social media in October 2017, after the actress Alyssa Milano encouraged women to use the phrase to reveal the prevalence of sexual abuse and harassment, especially in the workplace. It was popularized shortly after the revelation of allegations against Harvey Weinstein.
Text on sign reads: "Fake president, real traitor"
Text on sign reads: "Women's March 2018, speak your truth" [with "speak your truth" inside open red lips]
Text on signs reads: "Sh*t-hole in one"; "'Thou shalt not mess with a woman's reproductive rights.'" Fallopians 1:20 v. 18"; "Reject hatred and racism at home and in D.C.!"
Sign depicts: Three women's raised fists of different skin tones Text on signs reads: "Love is louder"; "We are love; BLM, immigrants are welcome here, dismantle White Supremacy, we need intersectionality, health care justice"; "Our rights aren't up for grabs and neither are we"
Text on sign reads: "Shut up, Donny. You're out of your element" [with drawing of John Goodman's The Big Lebowski character]
Sign depicts: Lady Justice saying "I got this" and protecting the Statue of Liberty from President Donald Trump's flailing arms
Text on sign reads: "We grab back! End workplace harrassment! Socialist Alternative"; "End racism, sexism, poverty. Resist Trump. Socialist Alternative" Text on clothing reads: "Proud shitholer. #IAmThem #StillWeRise On January 11, 2018, President Donald Trump was reported to have asked, “Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” during a discussion surrounding the protection of immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and several African countries in the United States.
Text on sign reads: "Love always wins (eventually)"
Text on sign reads: "Build the wall America really wants - around Trump" [with image of President Donald Trump surrounded by a wall and saying "Help, need wifi to tweet"]
Text on signs reads: "Super callous fragile racist sexist Nazi POTUS"; "Peaceful but angry as hell"; "Respect my existence or expect resistance"
Text on sign reads: "Feminism is inclusive and intersectional"
Text on sign reads: "The measure of any society is how it treats its women & girls" [with small image of Michelle Obama and the text "When they go low, we go high"]
Text on sign reads: "No! No nuclear war, no to incompetent leaders, no Russian interference, no hacking, no illiteracy, no bullying, no corruption, no racists, no hate, no torture, no to 2000+ lives, no division, no tweeting, no poverty, no to 1% tax cuts, no belittling, no to treason, no going backwards, no unqualified legislators, no tearing families apart, no fascists"
Text on sign reads: "Remember in November! #WinterIsComing" "Winter is coming" is the motto of the House Stark from the television series Game of Thrones. It stands as a warning to be constantly vigilant and always be prepared for the potentially devastating effects of winter on their land.
Text on sign reads: "Women support women" [with drawing of eight women's heads]
Text on sign reads: "Elect an functioning adult for president 2018"
Text on sign reads: "The only wall I like is this one!" [with arrows pointing to an image of the Pink Floyd album The Wall]
Text on signs reads: "Fight 4 our future!"
Text on sign reads: "I will not go quietly back to the 1950s!" [with drawing of open mouth wearing red lipstick]
Text on sign reads: "No DACA, no deal" Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was introduced in 2012 to shield from deportation individuals who immigrated to the United States as children.
Text on sign reads: "Speak up - love is love, black lives matter, no human is illegal, women have equal rights, refugees welcome, science is real"
Text on sign reads: "Use your voice!" [with speech bubble reading "Time's up mother f#cker!" coming from image of a mouth] #TimesUp emerged in response to the Me Too Movement. It was founded in January 2018 by women in the entertainment industry and quickly established a $20 million legal defense fund and attracted hundreds of volunteer lawyers, as of February 2018. Time’s Up advocates for all people to speak up about harassment and push for punitive legislation for companies that tolerate harassment, and it intends for the legal fund to be used for the benefit of lower-income women seeking justice
Text on sign reads: "'Where there is love, nothing is too much trouble and there is always time.' - Abdu'l Baha"
Text on signs reads: "We are the resistance" [with image of Star Wars character Princess Leia]
Text on sign reads: "We are the resistance" [with image of Star Wars character Princess Leia]
Text on sign reads: "You've made us angry, watch us rise up" [with closeup image of a green-skinned woman's green eyes]
Text on sign reads: "Donald: Please do the US and the world a favor and retire now!"
Text on sign reads: "Women's March; My clothes do not determine my consent." [sign is in the shape of a woman's body from shoulders to hips and is dressed in a bra and underwear]
Text on sign reads: "Equality feels like oppression when you've been privileged for so long"
Text on sign reads: "Women rising; black lives matter"
Text on sign reads: "Amnistia ahora! [translated from Spanish: Amnesty now], International Socialist Org"
Text on signs reads: "Amnistia ahora [translated from Spanish: Amnesty now]! International Socialist Org"; "Abortion is healthcare; healthcare is a right!"
Text on sign reads: "Wake up and smell the covfefe, impeachment now" [with "covfefe" written on a coffee mug surrounded by flies] On May 31, 2017, President Trump sent out a tweet that read, in its entirety, "Despite the constant negative press covfefe." The tweet was deleted only hours after its posting. It immediately went viral, becoming an Internet meme and a source of widespread jokes. The tweet was liked and retweeted over a hundred thousand times, making it one of the most popular tweets of 2017 to that date, as people speculated on the meaning of the word "covfefe."
Text on sign reads: "You're so vain you probably think this march is about you" [with O in "you're" replaced with President Donald Trump's face]
Text on sign reads: "Women's March 2018 = path of most powerful resistance"
Text on sign reads: "Keep your rosaries off my ovaries" [with drawing of rosary arranged in the shape of uterus and ovaries]
Text on sign reads: "Power to the polls" Text on political buttons reads: "Make America kind again"; "Reflect & resist" Many protest signs used the construction of “Make [__] great again” or “Make America [__] again” has been used as a jeer at the Trump administration. "Make America Great Again," abbreviated to MAGA, was a campaign slogan used by President Donald Trump in his 2016 presidential campaign.
Text on sign reads: "Trust women" [with pink pussy hat over the letter O]
Text on signs reads: "Abortion is healthcare; healthcare is a right!"; "Trust women - Seattle Clinic Defense"
Text on signs reads: "Amnistia ahora [translated from Spanish: Amnesty now]! International Socialist Org"; "Abortion is healthcare; healthcare is a right!"; "Seattle Clinic Defense" [with image of clothes hanger inside a circle with a line through it]
Text on sign reads: "Stand up, speak up, and resist. We will not be silent!"
Text on signs reads: "It's Mueller Time; impeach Trump"; "Tweeties"; "Stand up, speak up, and resist. We will not be silent!"
Text on signs reads: "Misogyny kills"; "The threat is real; fired up!"; "The Machinists support you!"; "Fund Planned Parenthood"
Text on signs reads: "Disability rights are civil rights"; "Made in vagina"; "Public cervix announcement: fuck you."
Text on sign reads: "Hate has no home here." [with the same statement in five additional languages]
Text on signs reads: "This is what a feminist looks like" [written on frame-shaped sign held up around demonstrator's face]; "This episode of Black Mirror sucks" Black Mirror is a television show that presents scenarios exploring the consequences of societies’ dependence on technology that usually take place in the near future or an alternate present. The tone of the show is typically dark and satirical.
Text on signs reads: "Tax lies matter"; "Dream Act now!" [with image of woman wearing a shirt depicting an eagle with a snake in its mouth, similar to the Mexican flag]; "No! This nightmare must end: The Trump/Pence regime must go! RefuseFascism.org" Dreamers are the recipients of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, which was introduced in 2012 to shield individuals who immigrated to the United States as children from deportation.
Text on signs reads: "Renee was pregnant when shot"; "#Resist" Renee Davis was a 23-year-old woman who was fatally shot on October 21, 2016, by two King County sheriff's deputies in her home on the Muckleshoot reservation. Officers arrived at her home after being alerted by her boyfriend that she may have been suicidal. They found her in bed and holding a handgun; one minute after the deputies entered the home, Davis was shot while two of her three children were in the home. She was five months pregnant at the time.
Text on sign reads: "Makes no cents to me - equal pay for equal work" [with "$1.00" written above a male outline and "$0.77" written above a female outline]; "When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes duty"
Text on signs reads: "Grab 'em by the midterms"; "I am with her" [with an image of Earth]; "Time's up Trump. Justice is coming...even my 5 + 9 yr old daughters know that Trump belongs in jail!"; "We deserve better than our shithole president. Dump Trump"; "Our liberation is bound in each other's [with image of three women's profile's in different skin tones] On January 11, 2018, President Donald Trump was reported to have asked, “Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” during a discussion surrounding the protection of immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and several African countries in the United States. Many signs at the march referenced this event with phrases referring to a “shithole president.”
Text on sign reads: "I will not apologize for evolving past your comfort zone!"
Text on sign reads: "Hero" [written in pink and showing an image of Senator Elizabeth Warren]<br.
Text on sign reads: "Sanity 2018. Vote!"
Text on signs reads: "This is not normal"; "So much to protest, not enough signs"
Text on sign reads: "Feminism isn't about making women stronger. Women are already strong! It's about changing the way the world perceives that strength. - G.D. Anderson"
Text on sign reads: "You can't shut us down"
Text on sign reads: "Men of quality do not fear equality"
Text on signs reads: "We will not be silent"; "Trump - where are you going to run when we come for you?"; "Equal rights & justice for all"; "Kindness matters"; "Impeach Trump" [with image of peach]
Text on signs reads: "The world is watching & dying" [with image of Earth topped with a pink pussy hat]; "Pro: Love, equal rights, diversity, religious freedom, healthcare, Earth-care, justice for sexual assault, truth, peace"; "Bitch better have my...Medicaid"; "Equity not equality"
Text on sign reads: "Hands off our civil liberties" [with image of President Donald Trump groping the Statue of Liberty]
Text on sign reads: "We stand together" [with "her" in darker color]
Text on sign reads: "Invoke the 25th Amendment"
Text on signs reads: "Why resist Trump? Lying, bullying, racism, xenophobia, misogyny, sexism, gaslighting" [with checked boxes next to each listed word]; "Pussy power"
Text on sign reads: "I'm with her" [with multicolored arrows pointing in all directions] “I’m with Her” was a slogan associated with Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign.
Text on signs reads: "A woman's place is in the resistance" [with image of Star Wars character Princess Leia]
Text on signs reads: "I escaped fascism for this?"; "'Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.' M.LK. Vote!"
Text on signs reads: "The future is intersectional feminism"; "Love over treachery"; "Be fair"
Text on signs reads: "I stand for the Dreamers"; "This is what happens when you don't vote" [with arrow pointing to image of a shouting President Donald Trump]; "In our America: [illegible], love wins, [illegible], immigrants and refugees are welcome, disabilities are respected, women are in charge of their bodies, people & planet are valued over profit, diversity is celebrated!" [in the style of an American flag, with "In our America" in the star field and a line of text in each stripe]; "Justice and equality for everyone"; "Feminism back by popular demand" Dreamers are the recipients of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, which was introduced in 2012 to shield individuals who immigrated to the United States as children from deportation.
Text on sign reads: "Don't be racist! Be like panda. They're black, white, & Asian"
Text on signs reads: "Women in Science, 500womenscientists.org" [with 500 Women Scientists logo]; "This episode of Black Mirror sucks"; "No one is free when others are oppressed"
Text on signs reads: "Vote out GOP! 'hate'riots" [with doll representing President Donald Trump attached to sign]; "Pro-choice, pro-life, pro-women, vote Dems 2018"; "Girl power"
Text on signs reads: "If this [bullying and discrimination] isn't OK here [school or workplace or sports] why is it OK here [White House]?"; "#FDT [fuck Donal Trump], Take back Congress 2018, organize, #persist"
Text on sign reads: "We rise together or not at all"
Text on signs reads: "Electoral dysfunction"; "History is watching - Hilltop Madrinas - Tacoma, WA" [with images of prominent historical civil and human rights activists] Text on clothing reads: "Make America think again" “Make [___] great again” or “Make America [__] again” has been used as a jeer at the Trump administration. "Make America Great Again," abbreviated to MAGA, was a campaign slogan used by President Donald Trump in his 2016 presidential campaign.
Text on signs read: "Support investigative journalism"; "The gov shut but the people still work!"; "Nevertheless she persisted"; "Strong women - may we know them, may we love them, may we raise them"; "Black lives matter" [with stylized image of the Space Needle inside a raised fist] On February 7, 2017, Senator Elizabeth Warren was silenced while arguing against the confirmation of Senator Jeff Sessions to U.S. Attorney General. After the vote, Senator Mitch McConnell stated, “…She was warned. She was given an explanation. Nevertheless, she persisted.” The words went viral as a hashtag and have since been adopted by the feminist movement.
Text on sign reads: "Women's rights are workers' rights" [with the letters of "are" inside three gears, one drawn as a female symbol and one as a male symbol]
Text on sign reads: "Every woman" ,br>
Text on signs reads: "Forge meaning, build identity"; "Elect women of color"; "Pussy brought you into this world, pussy can take you out #TheFutureIsFemale"
Text on signs reads: "Transit Riders Union, www.transitriders.org" [with Transit Riders Union logo]; "Vibrant Seattle, world class dreams start here, transitriders.org"; "We grab back! End workplace harrassment"; "When a girl walks by with an itty bitty waist and a round thing in your face you respect her"
Text on signs reads: "Love"; "In this house, we believe: black lives matter, women's rights are human rights, no human is illegal, science is real, water is life, in religious freedom, love is love, kindness is everything"
Text on signs reads: "Trust women, Seattle Clinic Defense"; "Capitalism has failed the 99%; Councilmember Kshama Sawant"
Text on signs reads: "Our rights are not up for grabs; neither are we!"; "Dream Act now!" [with image of a woman wearing a shirt displaying a bird holding a snake in its beak, similar to the flag of Mexico] Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was introduced in 2012 to shield from deportation individuals who immigrated to the United States as children. DACA recipients are called Dreamers.
Text on sign reads: "Be a Hermione in a Voldemort world"
Text on sign reads: "America is not The Apprentice. You're fired" “You’re fired” was Donald Trump’s catchphrase used to eliminate contestants from the reality television show.
Test on sign reads: "Rosie Power - We can do it!" [with flexing Rosie the Riveter arm inside red and white polka dot female symbol]
Text on sign reads: "A real president pays her taxes. A fake one brags about not paying his own. #PapersPleaseDonny"
Text on sign reads: "Electile dysfunction"
Text on sign reads: "Grab him by the midterms"
Sign depicts: Image of Michelle Obama in the style of Shepard Fairey's 2008 "Hope" poster of Barack Obama over the text "2020"
Text on sign reads: "When you finish marching, start calling! Download the Capitol Call app at: capitolcall.org; Call Congress with 1 tap."
Sign reads: "Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Washington [#MMIWW?]"
Text on sign reads: "My heart's full of love + all kinds of peace...but I think even I could punch a Nazi in the face"
Text on signs reads: "Vulgar, misogynistic, narcissistic, corrupt, gotta go now!"; "Fight ignorance, not immigrants - Seattle Immigrant Rights Action Group"
Text on signs reads: "Hope" [with Star Wars Rebel Alliance symbol]; "Don't Trump on me" [with drawing of cat]
Text on signs reads: "Pussies + shitholes unite!"; "A proud immigrant from 'shithole' Africa (a.k.a.) the Cradle of Mankind" On January 11, 2018, President Donald Trump was reported to have asked, “Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” during a discussion surrounding the protection of immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and several African countries in the United States. Many signs at the march referenced this event with phrases referring to a “shithole president.”
Text on sign reads: "Make America 8 again" [with drawing depicting President Donald Trump as a scowling young boy] Many protest signs used the construction of “Make [__] great again” or “Make America [__] again” has been used as a jeer at the Trump administration. "Make America Great Again," abbreviated to MAGA, was a campaign slogan used by President Donald Trump in his 2016 presidential campaign.
Text on sign reads: "No ban, no wall; You (45) make this country a shithole; Defend DACA; Protect TPS; Proud daughter of an immigrant [with Guatemalan flags]" [with human silhouettes colored to represent various flags] Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was introduced in 2012 to shield from deportation individuals who immigrated to the United States as children. On January 11, 2018, President Donald Trump was reported to have asked, “Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” during a discussion surrounding the protection of immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and several African countries in the United States. Many signs at the march referenced this event with phrases referring to a “shithole president.”
Text on sign reads: "Still with her [above image of Hillary Clinton], sh*t hole [with image of President Donald Trump], Insist, Resist, Persist" On January 11, 2018, President Donald Trump was reported to have asked, “Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” during a discussion surrounding the protection of immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and several African countries in the United States. Many signs at the march referenced this event with phrases referring to a “shithole president.”
Text on sign reads: "Still with her [above image of Hillary Clinton], sh*t hole [with image of President Donald Trump], Insist, Resist, Persist" On January 11, 2018, President Donald Trump was reported to have asked, “Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” during a discussion surrounding the protection of immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and several African countries in the United States. Many signs at the march referenced this event with phrases referring to a “shithole president.”
Text on sign reads: "Trump shutdown" [with images of members of the Trump family]; "November 6, 2018, D Day, 435 House seats, 33 Senate seats, 36 Governorships, #GDP, Vote"
Text on signs reads: "Feminist AF"; "OK ladies, now let's get in formation"
Text on sign reads: "I'm with her" [with arrow pointing to the Statue of Liberty in multicolor] “I’m with Her” was a slogan associated with Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign.
Text on sign reads: "What's taking the impeachment so long?" Text on clothing reads: "Proud Shitholer. #IAmThem #StillWeRise" On January 11, 2018, President Donald Trump was reported to have asked, “Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” during a discussion surrounding the protection of immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and several African countries in the United States. Many signs at the march referenced this event with phrases referring to a “shithole president.”
Text on sign reads: "Vote out fake news. Donald Trump get a pink pussy hat" [with image of President Donald Trump wearing a pink pussy hat]
Text on sign reads: "Keep your policies off my body" [with sign in the shape of a woman's body]
Text on sign reads: "If you're not angry, you're not paying attention" [with side-by-side images of President Donald Trump and Benito Mussolini above the text "'Fascism is a merger of state and corporate power' - Mussolini. I know not what course others may take, but as for me, I'll take liberty and a real conservation Republican who supports American styled free markets, small businesses, and entrepreneurs! Not a blow hard statist Clinton plant!"; additional side-by-side images of Mussolini and Trump are labeled "Mouse-olini" and "Trump-olini"]
Sign depicts: An alarm clock with "Get the hell out!" written around the clockface and "Impeach Dotard" along the hands In September 2017, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un referred to President Donald Trump as a “mentally deranged U.S. dotard” after Trump referred to him as “Rocket Man” at the UN General Assembly. The word “dotard” refers to one in “a state or period of senile decay,” though the actual Korean definition of Kim’s phrase was “lunatic old man.”
Text on sign reads: "If you don't have a seat at the table, you're probably on the menu"
Text on sign reads: "Citizenship for Dreamers; Just do it" [with Nike swoosh logo] Dreamers are the recipients of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, which was introduced in 2012 to shield individuals who immigrated to the United States as children from deportation.
Text on sign reads: "There's nothing more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr." [with an image of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.]
Text on sign reads: "Now more than ever we must stand up, demand equality, honor our differences, defend the Constitution, trust women, pay attention, believe in science, read real news, speak out, be generous, help those in need, choose love, be the change"
Text on sign reads: "White women, get your shit together"
Text on sign reads: "You are my hero"
Text on sign reads: "Last year's sign more [above crossed out 'still'] relevant"
Text on sign reads: "Open doors for multicultural families 253-216-[?]479"
Text on sign reads: "Will swap 1 Donald Trump for 10,000 refugees"
Text on sign reads: "We are coming after you, Trump" [with images of various comic book super heroes]
Text on sign reads: "Does this ass [with arrow pointing to image of President Donald Trump] make my country look small?!"
Text on sign reads: "Don't Trump on me" [with image of cat]
Text on sign reads: "This is still the Civil Rights Era! Vote"
Text on sign reads: "I can not, will not, do not see a future without equality"
Text on sign reads: "What wine pairs best with living in a dystopian nightmare?"
Text on sign reads: "Be aware of & fight Putin's propaganda" [with "RT" inside a red circle with a line through it] Vladimir Putin is a Russian politician. He has served as the President of Russia since 2012, before which he served as Prime Minister. His positive relationship with President Donald Trump has been one factor contributing to questions of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. RT is the first Russian 24/7 English-language news channel which brings the Russian view on global news.
Text on sign reads: "Not usually a sign gal...but geez"
Text on sign reads: "The power of the people is greater than the people in power"
Text on sign reads: "I bet there are more people here than at your inauguration"
The 2019 collection of photographs documents the rally at Cal Anderson Park culminating in a march down Pine St. and 4th Ave. to Seattle Center on Saturday, January 19th.
Text on sign reads: "We rise by lifting others". The Donald Trump baby blimp depicting the president with a cell phone tucked in a diaper was originally flown over Parliament Square in London on July 13, 2018 during President Trump's visit to his Turnberry golf course. The inflatable caricature was created to protest the president's policies and "the rise of far-right politics that dehumanizes people in order to get into power". It was later turned into a balloon and has appeared at numerous protests across the United States.
Text on sign reads: "Bridges not Walls". The Donald Trump baby blimp depicting the president with a cell phone tucked in a diaper was originally flown over Parliament Square in London on July 13, 2018 during President Trump's visit to his Turnberry golf course. The inflatable caricature was created to protest the president's policies and "the rise of far-right politics that dehumanizes people in order to get into power". It was later turned into a balloon and has appeared at numerous protests across the United States.
Text on sign reads: "Viva la Resistencia!" The Donald Trump baby blimp depicting the president with a cell phone tucked in a diaper was originally flown over Parliament Square in London on July 13, 2018 during President Trump's visit to his Turnberry golf course. The inflatable caricature was created to protest the president's policies and "the rise of far-right politics that dehumanizes people in order to get into power". It was later turned into a balloon and has appeared at numerous protests across the United States.
Text on signs reads: "Lock him up!" and "Viva la Resistencia!" The Donald Trump baby blimp depicting the president with a cell phone tucked in a diaper was originally flown over Parliament Square in London on July 13, 2018 during President Trump's visit to his Turnberry golf course. The inflatable caricature was created to protest the president's policies and "the rise of far-right politics that dehumanizes people in order to get into power". It was later turned into a balloon and has appeared at numerous protests across the United States.
The Donald Trump baby blimp depicting the president with a cell phone tucked in a diaper was originally flown over Parliament Square in London on July 13, 2018 during President Trump's visit to his Turnberry golf course. The inflatable caricature was created to protest the president's policies and "the rise of far-right politics that dehumanizes people in order to get into power". It was later turned into a balloon and has appeared at numerous protests across the United States.
The Donald Trump baby blimp depicting the president with a cell phone tucked in a diaper was originally flown over Parliament Square in London on July 13, 2018 during President Trump's visit to his Turnberry golf course. The inflatable caricature was created to protest the president's policies and "the rise of far-right politics that dehumanises people in order to get into power". It was later turned into a balloon and has appeared at numerous protests across the United States.
Text on sign reads: "The Trump and Pence regime must go!" The Donald Trump baby blimp depicting the president with a cell phone tucked in a diaper was originally flown over Parliament Square in London on July 13, 2018 during President Trump's visit to his Turnberry golf course. The inflatable caricature was created to protest the president's policies and "the rise of far-right politics that dehumanizes people in order to get into power". It was later turned into a balloon and has appeared at numerous protests across the United States.
The Donald Trump baby blimp depicting the president with a cell phone tucked in a diaper was originally flown over Parliament Square in London on July 13, 2018 during President Trump's visit to his Turnberry golf course. The inflatable caricature was created to protest the president's policies and "the rise of far-right politics that dehumanizes people in order to get into power". It was later turned into a balloon and has appeared at numerous protests across the United States.
Text on back of jacket reads: "Water is Life". The Water is Life movement is dedicated to the conservation and protection of water. Their goal according to their website, is to create a global water protection action group "designed to unite people around the world peacefully fighting water issues and the fossil fuel industry".
Text on banner reads: "Building Power for Love and Liberation. Womxn's March 2019"
Text on signs read: "Little old Ladies for Blue permanent Waves"; "The Trump/Pence regime must go! RefuseFacism.org" The Donald Trump baby blimp depicting the president with a cell phone tucked in a diaper was originally flown over Parliament Square in London on July 13, 2018 during President Trump's visit to his Turnberry golf course. The inflatable caricature was created to protest the president's policies and "the rise of far-right politics that dehumanizes people in order to get into power". It was later turned into a balloon and has appeared at numerous protests across the United States.
Text on signs read: "Speak your voice"; "I am Muslim and I am proud"
Text on signs read: "Speak your voice"; "I am Muslim and I am proud" and "I am here to celebrate sisterhood".
Text on signs read: "Speak your voice"; "I am Muslim and I am proud" and "I am here to celebrate sisterhood".
Text on signs read: "When nothing goes right [text written in red], go left [text written in blue]"; "Silence looks like agreement"; and "I march for our democracy".
Text on banner reads: "I stand with Planned Parenthood"
Text on sign reads: "Ditch Mitch! Murkowski for new Senate Leadership! End the shutdown!"
Text on sign reads: "Extinct [with picture of dinosaur], Extinct soon!!! [with pictures of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and President Donald Trump], Evolution!!! [with picture of Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi and group of Democratic women]
Text on sign reads: "No! In the name of humanity, we refuse to accept a fascist America. RefuseFascism.org" Text on sticker on hat reads: "Stand up. Resist hate"
Text on sign reads: "My body my choice. #MeToo" Shepard Fairey is the artist and creator of the “We the People” series of images frequently seen at the Women’s March. Fairey is an American graphic artist and social activist. Besides being an activist and illustrator, he is the founder and creator of OBEY clothing. In 2017, Fairey created the “We the People” series which includes the portraits of three culturally diverse women in red, white and blue. They were created as a response to President-elect Donald Trump’s rhetoric.
Text on jacket reads: "You are welcome here"
Text on sign reads: "North Seattle Progressives", and "Trump/Pence must go!"
The Donald Trump baby blimp depicting the president with a cell phone tucked in a diaper was originally flown over Parliament Square in London on July 13, 2018 during President Trump's visit to his Turnberry golf course. The inflatable caricature was created to protest the president's policies and "the rise of far-right politics that dehumanizes people in order to get into power". It was later turned into a balloon and has appeared at numerous protests across the United States.
Text on sign reads: "Womxn with womxn [illustrated with the rainbow or LGBTQ pride flag]'
Text on sign reads: "Don't fucking grab me. Warning: This pussy bites Fascists!"
Text on sign reads: "Future president. Little girls with dreams become women with vision".
Text on signs read: "Why I march for Knox, Rocco, Teague. End Racism"; "Behind every great woman is a shit ton of other dope ass women"; "The future is female"; and "Respect my existence or respect my resistence".
Text on sign reads: "I'm marching against Racism, Anti-Semitism and Misogyny".
Text on sign reads: "Boys should believe that girls can do anything"
Text on sign reads: "Chin up, Claws out! [illustrated with a cat's paw and claw marks]"
Text on signs read: "Evil, stupid or both? [with a drawing of Donald Trump]"; "Pussies against Trump. You can't grab this [with illustration of cat with its claws out]"; and "Shithole President of the United States [with picture of the Presidential Seal]"
Text on sign reads: "Avenge women's rights"
Text on signs read: "Lock him up! Vote them out! You're fired!"
Text on sign reads: "Lock him up!" [decorated on top with orange hair and a Hillary for President sticker]
Text on sign reads: "Complicit. Where's Mitch [illustrated with a milk carton with picture of Senator Mitch McConnell with caption "Democracy Dodger"]. Coward. Throw out! 2020"
Text on shirt reads: "Feminist and proud. We cannot all succeed when half of us are held back so here is to my strong women: May we know them, may we be them and may we raise them. Baddest babe club."
Text on sign reads: "Narwhals not walls"
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Text on sign reads: "Honoring our stolen sisters"
Text on signs read: "We the future are earth guardians", "We who seek justice"
Shepard Fairy is the artist and creator of the “We the People” series of images frequently seen at the Women’s March. Fairy is an American graphic artist and social activist. Besides being an activist and illustrator, he is the founder and creator of OBEY clothing. In 2017, Fairy created the “We the People” series which includes the portraits of three culturally diverse women in red, white and blue. They were created as a response to President-elect Donald Trump’s rhetoric.
Text on sign reads: "Shut up & listen" [with the words "shut up" inside an image of a mouth].
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Listen" [with arrows pointing to the word "Listen"]; "No wall, no shutdown."
Text on clothing reads: "Resist."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Resist, eat the rich" [with an image of a woman holding two male stick figures]; "Nevertheless she persisted." Eat the Rich is an abbreviation of a saying attributed to Jean-Jacques Rousseau </wiki/Jean-Jacques_Rousseau>: "When the people shall have nothing more to eat, they will eat the rich".
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Fight like a woman"; "Ethics matters"; "Shut down Trump, commander and thief."
The Donald Trump baby blimp depicting the president with a cell phone tucked in a diaper was originally flown over Parliament Square in London on July 13, 2018 during President Trump's visit to his Turnberry golf course. The inflatable caricature was created to protest the president's policies and "the rise of far-right politics that dehumanizes people in order to get into power". It was later turned into a balloon and has appeared at numerous protests across the United States.
Text on sign reads: "Let us strive to finish the work." The Donald Trump baby blimp depicting the president with a cell phone tucked in a diaper was originally flown over Parliament Square in London on July 13, 2018 during President Trump's visit to his Turnberry golf course. The inflatable caricature was created to protest the president's policies and "the rise of far-right politics that dehumanizes people in order to get into power". It was later turned into a balloon and has appeared at numerous protests across the United States.
Text on sign reads: "It's not about you! It's about everyone else!!!" [with a picture of Donald Trump in a playpen].
Text on sign reads: "Nasty woman in training. #LoveTrumpsHate" [with an image of a peace sign made of flowers].
Text on sign reads: "Women's rights are human rights."
Text on sign reads: "Resist hate. Community, different people, common ground" [with images of hands].
Text on signs read, from left to right: "0.001% of corporate philanthropy focuses on women of color" [with an image of a dog]; "Let's get intersectional"; "Fight for equal pay for women."
Text on sign reads: "No ban, no wall, sanctuary for all."
Text on sign reads: "We really band mango Juul pods before AR-15s?" Image on sign depicts: A clock, the number four, an 'M' block, a peach and a mint which symbolizes the phrase "Time for impeachment." Juul Labs is an electronic cigarette company who produce and sale e-cigarettes. In November 2018, Juul halted stocking stores and made the decision to only sale to stores that scan Ids or verify purchasers are at least 21. This decision was made ahead of the U.S. governments crackdown on underage sales of flavored e-cigarettes.
Text on sign reads: "Tweet others the way you want to be tweeted" [with and image of a bird].
Text on sign reads: "Women deserve better! And we are here to save the world!"
Text on buttons read, from left to right: "Women's rights are human rights"; "Black lives matter"; "Stay nasty" [with an image of Rosie the Riveter]. Image on button depicts: The outline of three faces.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "My body, my choice, my rights"; "Keep your tiny hands off my rights" [with an image of a crossed out hand].
Text on sign reads: "My dog for president" [with two pictures of a dog].
Text on sign reads: "Resist. Individual 1."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "#FreeSaudiActivists" [with an image of three women]; "We are all equal. All races are =. All genders are =. Every human is =. Hope & love shine through."; Make America kind again. Hate does not make America great!"; "Alternative fuel not FACTS."
Text on sign reads: "#FreeSaudiActivists" [with an image of three women].
Text on sign reads: "This is what democracy looks like."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Protect what you love"; "Protect women's health."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Protect what you love"; "The rising of the women, is the rising of us all"; "We are all in this together"; "We believe black lives matter, no human is illegal, love is love, women's rights are human rights, science is real, water is life, injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."
Text on sign reads: "Mitch Betta have my money. Allow a vote! Pay federal workers! End Trump shut down." Sign refers to Senator Mitchell McConnell who was involved in the U.S. government shutdown on December 22, 2018 and ended 35 days later becoming the longest in U.S. history.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Action frees our dreams"; "Hey, Trump ~ you are the smocking [sic] gun."
Text on sign reads: "Yay for a new congress. 100 women!! Resist the Trump agenda. Protect our constitution, protect immigrants and families, protect voters rights, protect women's & LGBTQ rights, protect our planet."
Text on sign reads: "Give to every human being the rights you claim for yourself."
Text on sign reads: "Respect love and protect your sisters."
Text on sign reads: "Trump is a Russian Ass-Hat. - Wendi Sargent January 18, 2019"
Text on sign reads: "I'm with her" [with arrows pointing outwards].
Text on sign reads: "Tell your sister that she's gotta rise up [with an image of three women on a star, emulating the Hamilton logo]. The image comes from the popular Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize winning musical Hamilton: An American Musical written by Lin Manuel Miranda.
Text on sign reads: "Support womxn of color." The term womxn is an alternative spelling for the word women used by some feminists. It has been used by feminists to indicate similar ideas, which focuses on inclusion of transgender women and women of color. Specifically, the Women’s March on Seattle uses womxn.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "We need to talk about the elephant in the womb" [with an image of a uterus with a Republican elephant]; "Unfit for office, compulsive liar, misogynist, incompetent bigot, amoral, bully, tyrant, unqualified, sociopath, Russian asset, cruel, racist, narcissist, traitor, volatile, criminal, ignorant, ugly American, 'Individual One,' Putin's bitch, authoritarian, national embarrassment, unindicted coconspirator, corrupt, climate change denier, idiot, pussy-grabber."
Text on sign reads: "We need to talk about the elephant in the womb" [with an image of a uterus with a Republican elephant].
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Fight like a girl" [with an image of the female gender symbol]; "Women belong in all places where decisions are made."
Text on sign reads: "Fight like a girl" [with an image of the female gender symbol].
Text on sign reads: "Be a better ancestor."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Empowered womxn change the world. Right to choose, equal and affordable healthcare, freedom from harassment and violence, equal representation, equal and affordable education, equal opportunity and pay, paid parental leave and child care, right to a healthy earth."; "Support our red state sisters." The term womxn is an alternative spelling for the word women used by some feminists. It has been used by feminists to indicate similar ideas, which focuses on inclusion of transgender women and women of color. Specifically, the Women’s March on Seattle uses womxn.
Text on sign reading: "Build bridges not walls. When the power of love is greater than the love of power the world will know peace. - Jimi Hendrix" [with an image of a bridge]. Jimi Hendrix was an American guitarist and singer who is considered one of the greatest instrumentalist in rock music history by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Text on sign reads: "We remember, we persist, we vote."
Text on sign reading "If you don't fight for all women you fight for no women."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "It was never a dress" [with an image of two female figures, one with a dress, the other with a cape]; "Let's root for each other and watch each other grow."
Text on sign reads: "It was never a dress" [with an image of two female figures, one with a dress, the other with a cape].
Text on sign reads: "Follow women. Harriet Tubman" [with an image of Harriet Tubman leading a group of people]. Harriet Tubman was an American abolitionist and political activist who was born into slavery, escaped and helped others gain freedom though the Underground Railroad.
Text on sign reading: "We're not going to take this sitting down!"
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Fuck the patriarchy!"; "My neck, my back, my pussy will grab back!"; "Women hold up half the sky."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "We are watching"; "Yes we can!"; "Unless your equality includes all women, black, Jewish, LGBTQ+, indigenous, Asian, disabled, Latinx, poor, immigrant, sexworker, white women, its not equality."
Text on sign reading: "My arms are tired from holding this sign since the 1960's."
Text on sign reads: "Commander in cheeto. Climate denier, super callus fragile racist sexist nazi potus" [with an image of cheeto made to look like President Donald Trump].
Text on sign reads: "I'm not Putin up with this B.S. no wall - Kavanaugh sucks, save our planet, my body is my choice, love is love, etc." [for love is love, the words are substituted by two hearts].
Text on sign reads: "Kakistocracy: Government run by the worst, least qualified, and most unscrupulous among us. Resist." [with an image of President Donald Trump].
Text on flag reads: "Women's March, Our Bodies, Our Minds, Our Power" [with the Women's March logo featuring three women silhouettes].
Text on sign reads: "We must all face the choice between what is right and what is easy. - Albus Dumbledore" [with the Women's March logo featuring three women silhouettes]. A quote from the popular Harry Potter series written by J.K. Rowling.
Text on sign reading: "Fight like a girl" [with an image of the female gender symbol and images of feminists from left to right, Karlie Kloss, Malala Yousafzai, Michelle Obama, Taylor Swift, and Emma Watson].
Text on sign reading: "We are strong and we are capable."
Text on sign reading: "Build a wall around Trump, I'll pay!!!" [with an image of a President Trump stick figure surrounded by a wall]. Text on buttons read, from left to right: "We call BS. #resist"; "Pramila for congress." Pramila Jayapal is an American politician and activist from the State of Washington. As of 2018 she serves as the US Representative from Washington’s 7th congressional district, which includes most of Seattle and some parts of King County.
Text on sign reads: "I ask no favor for my sex. All I ask of our brethren is that they take their feet of our necks. - Sarah Grimké" Sarah Moore Grimké was an American abolitionist, writer, and member of the women's suffrage movement who urged abolition and women’s rights through her writing and public speaking engagements beginning in 1836.
Image on sign depicts: Female gender symbol with a fist.
Text on sign reads: "Indivisible. Women's rights. We will not stand for racism. No human is illegal! Love wins. Science is real. Women's rights are human right. We will not stand for misogyny. LGBTQIA rights are human rights. Civil disability workers rights. All religions, all colors" [with several signatures on the lower section of the sign].
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Rise & Organize. Washington State Democrats" [with an image of Washington State]; "Boys will be boys [the second instance of the word boys is crossed out] good humans."
Text on sign reads: "We are the granddaughters of the witches you could not burn."
Text on sign reads: "Still we rise."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "I can't keep quiet anymore"; "Sushi rolls, pizza rolls, not gender rolls" [with images of sushi, pizza, and the words 'gender rolls' crossed out].
Text on sign reads: "I am with her. Resist" [with arrows pointing outwards and raised fists].
Text on sign reads: "Unity can illuminate the whole earth" [with and image of a globe].
Text on sign reads: "Sage sisters for womxn's rights!" The term womxn is an alternative spelling for the word women used by some feminists. It has been used by feminists to indicate similar ideas, which focuses on inclusion of transgender women and women of color. Specifically, the Women’s March on Seattle uses womxn.
Text on sign reads: "Intersectional feminism" [with images of a rainbow, flowers, and the female gender symbol]. Intersectionality, or intersectional feminism, is a branch of feminism which identifies how different aspects of social and political discrimination overlap with gender.
Text on sign reads: "Hindsight is 20/20" [with a sad face].
Text on sign reads: "The Beatles. The Yellow Submarine. Dump Trump [with the cover art for The Beatles album].
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Respect my existence or expect my resistance"; "I respect women."
Text on sign reads: "Real presidents don't grab pussies" [with an image of a cat].
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Womens rights are workers rights. Socialist Alternative"; "Fight for reproductive justice. Tax the rich. $15/HR. #timesup Socialist Alternative"; "We shall overcome" [with the female gender symbol].
Text on sign reads: "All the women in me are tired. ~ Nayyirah Waheed." Nayyirah Waheed is a poet and author whose work focuses on themes of love, identity, race and feminism.
Text on sign reads: "I don't even like cats but I do respect women" [with images of a cat and female gender symbol].
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Hear our voice 2019"; "Keep you filthy laws off my silky drawers"; "Thank u, next."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Burn the patriarchy" [with the image of a cartoon character burning]; "La guerra contra los probes es immoral" [Translated from Spanish into English: The war against the poor is immoral].
Text on signs read, from left to right: "I'm with her" [with arrows pointing outwards]; "Cinnamon roll's not gender roles"; "Impeach the MF 86 45" [with the number 45 crossed out].
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Hope"; "Because. If you want to know why, let's talk"; "Stay human"; "We all have the right to be heard" [with an image of an open mouth].
Text on sign reads: "Public cervix announcement, fuck you."
Text on sign reads: "Trump does not stand for equality."
Text on sign reads: "Rule #1: Don't make mother mad!" [with images of the earth].
Text on umbrellas read, from left to right: "Love not hate makes us great. #Resist"; "Love is love."
Text on sign reads: "The fempire strikes back." Text on umbrella reads: "Our lives begin to end the day we remain silent about the things that matter. -Dr. Martin Luther King Jr." Martin Luther King Jr. was and American Baptist minister and activist who became the most visible spokesperson and leader of the Civil Rights Movement. He was assassinated in 1968.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Build bridges, not walls"; "I hate crowds but I hate Trump more"; "Ugh where do I even start"; "If you don't have a seat at table you're probably on the menu."
Text on sign reads: "I march for my daughters, their daughters, and our mother earth."
Text on sign reads: "Rise Up. I've been reading 'Common Sense' by Thomas Paine. So men say that I'm intense or I'm insane. You want a revolution? I wanna revelation. So listen to my declaration. 'We hold this truths to be self evident.' That all men are created equal and when I meet Thomas Jefferson, 'uhh!' I'm a compel him to include women in the sequel! Work! " [with an image of the Hamilton: An American Musical logo with the three Schuyler sisters]. The quote on this sign comes from the popular musical Hamilton: An American Musical written by Lin Manuel Miranda. The song referenced is “The Schuyler Sisters,” which is a song that talks about the importance of women in history.
Text on sign reads: "It's Mueller Time" [with an image of Robert Mueller]. Robert Swan Mueller III is an American lawyer and civil servant who served as the sixth Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. As of 2017, Mueller is the head of the Special Counsel Investigation of Russian Interference in the 2016 United States Election.
Text on sign reads: "A women's place is in the revolution!"
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Commander in thief"; "Women's rights are human rights"; "Super callous fragile racist sexist Nazi Potus."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "A woman's place is in the (home) protest. The future is equal. Get back in the kitchen, we just took the whole house" [with the word home crossed out]; "Commander in thief"; "Women's rights are human rights."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Who runs the world, girls"; "A woman's place is in the (home) protest. The future is equal. Get back in the kitchen, we just took the whole house" [with the word home crossed out].
Text on sign reads: "Revolutionary feminist contingent."
Text on sign reads: "I am a strong woman because a strong woman raised me."
Text on sign reads: "Education is power" [with an image of a laptop and book].
Text on sign reads: "The measure of any society is how it treats its women + girls. -Michelle Obama." Michelle Obama is an American lawyer, university administrator, writer, and the First Lady of the United States from 2009 to 2017.
Text on sign reads: "Cage the baby" [with and image of President Donald Trump wearing a diaper resembling the Donald Trump baby blimp]. The Donald Trump baby blimp depicting the president with a cell phone tucked in a diaper was originally flown over Parliament Square in London on July 13, 2018 during President Trump's visit to his Turnberry golf course. The inflatable caricature was created to protest the president's policies and "the rise of far-right politics that dehumanizes people in order to get into power". It was later turned into a balloon and has appeared at numerous protests across the United States.
Text on sign reads: "We are the young women's wave. Ignite. Political power in every young women. #YoungWomensWave" [with an image of a wave and the Nations Capitol Building]. Ignite (Inspiring Girls Now in Technology Evolution) Worldwide is an organization who seeks to create opportunities to spark girls’ excitement about technology careers and inspire them to new possibilities.
Text on sign reading: "This is my America. All people are equal, love wins, Black Lives Matter, immigrants and refugees are welcome, celebrate diversity & respect disability, women control their own bodies."
Text on sign reads: "I'm not giving up."
Text on sign reads: "Notorious R.B.G." [with an image of Ruth Bader Ginsburg]. Ruth Bader Ginsburg is an American lawyer and jurist and is an Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. She is the second female justice to be confirmed by the court and took the oath of office on August 10, 1993 after being appointed by President Bill Clinton.
Text on sign reads: "Shut up & listen" [with an image of Donald Trump's mouth].
Text on sign reads: "Anything you can do, I can do bleeding."
Text on sign reads: "A woman shouldn't have to be modest to respected. Girls can!"
Text on signs read, from left to right: "My body, my choice. #metoo. Socialist Alternative"; "Socialist feminist for: LGBTQ equality. Socialist Alternative"; "Love is love, science is real, no person is illegal, black lives matter, truth matters, God loves us all. Bothell United Methodist Church."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Social feminist for: Universal Childcare. Socialist Alternative"; "My body, my choice. #metoo. Socialist Alternative"; "Social Feminist for LGBTQ equality. Socialist Alternative."
Text on sign reads: "Voted 4 Trump: 47% white women, 16% non white women. White women WTF?!" [the word women is symbolized by the female gender symbol on the sign].
Text on sign reads: "Now they've pissed off grandma."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "You can't combover misogyny" [with the face of President Donald Trump as the letter 'o']; "Thank u, next @DonaldTrump"; "Grow up and be president!"
Text on signs read, from left to right: "You can't combover misogyny" [with the face of President Donald Trump as the letter 'o']; "Thank u, next @DonaldTrump."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Womxns rights are human rights!"; "Organize, agitate, educate, must be our war cry"; "Respect existence or expect my resistance"; "I'm with her." The term womxn is an alternative spelling for the word women used by some feminists. It has been used by feminists to indicate similar ideas, which focuses on inclusion of transgender women and women of color. Specifically, the Women’s March on Seattle uses womxn.
Text on sign reads: "Protect all women."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Be my neighbor?"; "The future is inclusive and we will keep moving forward."; "To all the little girls watching... never doubt that you are valuable and powerful. -HRC" [Hillary Rodham Clinton].
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Strong women, strong world" [with an image of a globe]; "The future is inclusive and we will keep moving forward."
Text on sign reads: "People have the power to redeem the work of fools."
Text on sign reads: "End Gerry-Mandering."
Text on sign reads: "We are all entitled to our religious beliefs & opinions, but we are not entitled to make shit up & then use that shit we made up to oppress other people. -Cheryl Strayed." Cheryl Strayed is a New York Times bestselling author known for her memoir Wild.
Text on sign reads: "I march because..... Diversity should be celebrated, science/climate change are real, kindness is everything, healthcare is for everyone, love is love, women's rights & autonomy, equal rights for everyone, we must protect mother earth..... and, I can't stand Trump!!!"
Text on sign reads: "Our mind, our body, our right."
Text on sign reads: "No pumpkins for president" [with an image of a pumpkin].
Text on sign reads: "Love heals."
Text on sign reads: "Protect Dreamers." The DREAMers Movement emerged in the early 2000s when the Dream Act was being pushed in Congress. DREAM is an acronym for Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors Act which is a multi-phase process for alien minors in the United States that sought to grant conditional residency, and eventually permanent residency. The DREAMers took on immigration, education, and citizenship issues.
Text on sign reads: "Rise up" [with an image a woman with her muscle flexed with the phrase "Girl Power"].
Text on sign reading: "Make racism wrong again. Hand in hand, black and white, hand and hand, all thru the night."
Text on sign reads: "America is an idea not a race. -Sen Lindsey Graham." Senator Lindsey Graham is an American politician and senior United States Senator from South Carolina. He has held his position since 2003 and as of 2019 is the Chair of the Senate Committee to the Judiciary.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "You don't have to be rich.. to be a fool, you just have to be cruel to rule the world."; "Look what you made us do."
Text on sign reads: "Elect W.O.C."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Grl pwr" [with an image of the female gender symbol]; "Nevertheless we are persisting" [with an image of raised fists].
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Support womxn w/o pink pussies" [with an image of a pink pussie hat]; "Resist. Eat the rich"; "Inaction is a weapon of mass destruction." The term womxn is an alternative spelling for the word women used by some feminists. It has been used by feminists to indicate similar ideas, which focuses on inclusion of transgender women and women of color. Specifically, the Women’s March on Seattle uses womxn.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "I've reached my limit! Impeach 45"; "Putins asset America's [ass]" [with an image of President Donald J. Trump and an ass].
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses* *terms may vary. See you republican senator" [with an image of the Statue of Liberty and an elephant]; "I sure hope they don't find this hole in the border fence" [with an image of a fence and a Trump Baby Blimp]; "Families belong together. familiesbelongtogether.org #familiesbelongtogether." Text on clothing reads: "Wear orange." The Donald Trump baby blimp depicting the president with a cell phone tucked in a diaper was originally flown over Parliament Square in London on July 13, 2018 during President Trump's visit to his Turnberry golf course. The inflatable caricature was created to protest the president's policies and "the rise of far-right politics that dehumanizes people in order to get into power". It was later turned into a balloon and has appeared at numerous protests across the United States. The color orange is intended to bring awareness to gun violence.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Insist, persist, resist"; "Empowered womxn change the world. Right to choose, equal and affordable healthcare, freedom from harassment and violence, equal representation, equal and affordable education, equal opportunity and pay, paid parental leave and child care, right to a healthy earth." The term womxn is an alternative spelling for the word women used by some feminists. It has been used by feminists to indicate similar ideas, which focuses on inclusion of transgender women and women of color. Specifically, the Women’s March on Seattle uses womxn.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes duty"; "In Ruth we trust" [with an image of Ruth Bader Ginsburg]. Ruth Bader Ginsburg is an American lawyer and jurist and is an Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. She is the second female justice to be confirmed by the court and took the oath of office on August 10, 1993 after being appointed by President Bill Clinton.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "She wasn't looking for a knight... she was looking for a sword! Take that Isaiah! Sister, feminist. Feminist AF. Nasty women. A woman shouldn't have to be modest to be respected. We can do it! Bald is beautiful. March like a girl" [with an image of Rosie the Riveter]; "Resist, persist, prevail"; "You haven't seen nasty yet."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Hate" [the word 'hate' is crossed out]; "Power to the pussy."
Shepard Fairey is the artist and creator of the “We the People” series of images frequently seen at the Women’s March. Fairey is an American graphic artist and social activist. Besides being an activist and illustrator, he is the founder and creator of OBEY clothing. In 2017, Fairey created the “We the People” series which includes the portraits of three culturally diverse women in red, white and blue. They were created as a response to President-elect Donald Trump’s rhetoric.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Socialist feminist for: universal childcare. Socialist Alternative"; "This sign is an object, I am not" [with an image of the female gender symbol].
Text on signs read, from left to right: "My business" [with an image of the female body]; "My body, my choice. #metoo. Socialist Alternative"; "Universal Healthcare for Washington State SB5222. Creating the whole Washington health trust. Whole Washington Universal Healthcare for Washington State. Join the campaign, volunteer, donate, learn more wholewashington.org. Saves Washington residents billions annually. Covers every resident no matter their employment, income, or pre-existing health history. Vision and dental included."
Text on sign reads: "Protect our mother" [with an image of a globe].
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Obama is my hero, her husband is pretty cool, too!!!"; "We cannot succeed when half of us are held back. -Malala Yousafzai." The Donald Trump baby blimp depicting the president with a cell phone tucked in a diaper was originally flown over Parliament Square in London on July 13, 2018 during President Trump's visit to his Turnberry golf course. The inflatable caricature was created to protest the president's policies and "the rise of far-right politics that dehumanizes people in order to get into power". It was later turned into a balloon and has appeared at numerous protests across the United States. Malala Yousafzai is a Pakistani activist for female education. She is known for her human rights advocacy for the education of women in Pakistan. Yousafzai, in 2014, became the youngest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Global warming"; "Born ready"; "Me too. You too?"; "Now, more than ever, truth matters. #TimesUp"; "My body, my choice. #metoo Socialist Alternative."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Women will save democracy"; "The future is female"; "Fight like a girl" [with an image of the female gender symbol].
Text on sign reads: "Trump is not healthy for children and other living things. The NRA is a terrorist organization."
Text on sign reads, from left to right: "Full medicare for all: Single Payer. unitedforsinglepayer."; "My body, my choice. #metoo. Socialist Alternative"; "Respect existence or expect resistence."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "We will march on!"; "Respect existence or expect resistence"; "I fight 4 las mujerxs en detencion. #abolishICE" [Translated from Spanish to English: I fight 4 women in detention].
Text on signs read, from left to right: "You're so vain, you probably think this march is about you...(it's not)"; "I march b/c an SPD officer told me that being reproductively coerced is not a crime"; "My body, my choice. #metoo Socialist Alternative"; "Listen"; "Fuck sexism"; "We are the change."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Frog-face, cheeto, combover, resign"; "I can see Russia in the white house."
Text on signs read, from left to right: "Trans people won't be erased"; "For my daughters #whyImarch."
Text on sign reads: "Trump is the ultimate non-essential employee!"
Text on signs read: "Belva Lockwood, This woman would be president. Born: 1830. 1879: First woman admitted to the Supreme Court Bar. 1884: First woman to run a full-fledged campaign for Presidency U.S.A x2" [with an image of Belva Lockwood]; "I'm past patiently waiting"; "Love is love, science is real, diversity is beautiful, health care is a right, immigrants built America, everyone deserves equality"; "My body, my choice. #metoo Socialist Alternative"; "Lock him up!" Image on sign depicts: A floral peace sign.
Text on signs read: "Boys will be feminist"; "You can't fix stupid, but you can vote him out."
Text on signs read: "Diversity is strength"; "The Trump/Pence regime must go! RefuseFascism.org"; "This man is the nastiest skank bitch I've ever met. Do not trust him. He is a fugly slut. Donald Trump" [with an image of Donald Trump]; "Indivisble, together our voices carry"; "Love trumps hate."
Text on signs read: "Girls rule!"; "The Liberty Bridgets"; "Equality not oppression!"; "We out here drippin in feminism"; "Not born to conform."
Text on signs read: "Empowered womxn change the world. Right to choose, equal and affordable healthcare, freedom from harassment and violence, equal representation, equal and affordable education, equal opportunity and pay, paid parental leave and child care, right to a healthy earth"; "Investigate Trump"; "We are strong and we are capable"; "Mother nature 4 president 2020"; "Freedom of choice or no nookie. It's that simple"; "Save the orcas! Knock down the dams." The term womxn is an alternative spelling for the word women used by some feminists. It has been used by feminists to indicate similar ideas, which focuses on inclusion of transgender women and women of color. Specifically, the Women’s March on Seattle uses womxn.
Text on signs read: "Emma Lazarus sent us"; "Women's rights are human rights"; "Long live RBG"; "Enough votes make change"; "Women support women." Emma Lazarus was an American author and activist of poetry and prose from the 1800s. Ruth Bader Ginsburg (RBG) is an American lawyer and jurist and is an Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. She is the second female justice to be confirmed by the court and took the oath of office on August 10, 1993 after being appointed by President Bill Clinton.
Text on signs read: "Listen" [with arrows pointing towards the word 'listen']; "Step by step, we will change the world."
Text on signs read: "Indict the motherfucker!!"; "Hitler's baby Twitler" [with an image a baby with a Donald Trump head]; "It's lawful to seek asylum, not to split up families"; "We are what America looks like."
Text on signs read: "We are watching"; "impeachdonaldtrumpnow.org FB Puget Sound Communities4Impeachment"; "I am changing the things I cannot accept"; "Womens rights are workers rights. Socialist Alternative"; "Men of quality do not fear equality." Text on clothing reads: "Feminist AF."
Text on signs read: "If you stand for nothing what will you fall for?"; "If Hillary were president we'd be at brunch"; "We remember, we persist, we vote"; ""impeachdonaldtrumpnow.org FB Puget Sound Communities4Impeachment"; "I am changing the things I cannot accept"; "Believe women, believe survivors"; "I'm with her!"; "Love trumps hate: violence, racism, injustice." Text on clothing reads: "Feminist AF."
Text on signs read: "Me too. You too?"; "Fuck sexism."
Text on sign reads: "We the people are pissed! Impeach now!"
Text on signs read: "Women belong in all places where decisions are being made. -RBG"; "I may take naps but I stay woke"; "Marching for my girls" [with arrows pointing down]; "Who runs the world, girls"; "Glass ceilings were meant to be broken." Ruth Bader Ginsburg (RBG) is an American lawyer and jurist and is an Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. She is the second female justice to be confirmed by the court and took the oath of office on August 10, 1993 after being appointed by President Bill Clinton.
Text on signs read: "No mercy for tre45on"; "Glass ceilings were meant to be broken."
Text on sign reads: "Mujer bonita es la que lucha" [Translated from Spanish to English: A pretty woman is the one who fights].
Text on signs read: "The future is female"; "Barack & Michelle are you coming home soon?? The babysitter is weird..."
Text on signs read: "Rebel" [with two images of Princess Leia from the Star Wars franchise]; "Fear is the path of the dark side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering." [with an image of Yoda from the Star Wars franchise]; "It turns out women DO belong in the house" [with an image of the nations capitol building].
Text on sign reads: "I will not learn your hate." Text on clothing reads: "Women's Seattle March January 19, 2019. #womenswave Stronger Together" [with an image of a raised fist].
Text on signs read: "We need to talk about the elephant in the womb. I'd call you a cunt, but you lack warmth and depth" [with an image of a uterus with the Republican elephant]; "You're 'pro-life' until the baby is Mexican, black, disables, uneducated, poor, gay, female, sick, Muslim, transgender" [with and image of a uterus].
Text on signs read: "Shut up and listen [with illustration of President Donald Trump's lips]; "Nasty women make her story"
Text on signs read: "Divide and conquer. Don't fall for it. United we stand"; "Fight for reproductive justice. Tax the rich $15/hr. #timesup. Socialist Alternative"; "My body My choice. #MeToo. Socialist Alternative"
Text on signs read: "Divide and conquer. Don't fall for it. United we stand"; "Fight for reproductive justice. Tax the rich $15/hr. #timesup. Socialist Alternative"
Text on signs read: "Donald Trump is the woooooorst"; "Register to vote here"
Text on signs read: "Equality, Respect, Strength [with illustration of a raised fist combined with the Venus symbol]. We are worthy"; "Still I rise"; "Empowered Womxn change the world"
Text on signs read: "Equality, Respect, Strength [with illustration of a raised fist combined with the Venus symbol]. We are worthy"; "Still I rise"
Text on signs read: "This is not right vs left. It's right vs. wrong"; "Would we let terrorists poison our air and water if they said it created jobs?"
Text on signs read: "Revolutionary Feminists Contingent"; "We won't go back - we won't fight back! Break the chains - defend women's rights. Party for Socialism and Liberation"; Only the struggle has won. Women's Rights"; The system is sexist! Fight for Socialism!"
Text on sign reads: "We're not going to take this sitting down"
Text on sign reads: "Resist. I remember."
Text on sign reads: "Men of quality do not fear equality"
Text on signs read: "Okay Ladies now let's get in formation"; "We were not born to be subtle"
Text on sign reads: "Watch out Trump. My generation votes next"
Text on signs read: "We still won't give up. We still won't give in. Justice and equality for all"; "Nevertheless we persist and resist"
Text on sign reads: "Nolite te bastardes Carborundorum [loosely translated "Don't let the bastards grind you down.]"
Text on signs read: "Justice, Justice you shall pursue"; "Nolite te bastardes Carborundorum [loosely translated "Don't let the bastards grind you down.]"
Text on sign reads: "We are women who vote blue"
Text on sign read: "Power to the People - all the people!"
Text on signs read: "Stand by women"; "My daughter will vote 2020"
Text on signs read: "Feminism is the radical notion are people"; "A Womxn's place is in the White House as President"
Text on sign reads: Text on sign reads: "Mitch McConnell we want our government back"
Text on sign reads: "How is it OK? To lock 3,000 kids away from love, To be a racist or sexist, To break ties with allies, To be the only one refusing to pay gov. workers. Stand up! Women for ethical leaders. Not a president a king instead."
Text on sign reads: "A Women's place is in the resistance [with an illustration of Princess Leia]. Organize, Agitate, Educate, Must be our war cry! Susan B. Anthony"
Text on sign reads: "Mitch McConnell we want our government back"
Text on banner reads: "We the People. American Muslims. Proud. Powerful. here to stay!" Text on sign read; "Immigrants build America"
Text on banner reads: "We the People. American Muslims. Proud. Powerful. here to stay!" Text on signs read: "Immigrants build America"; "Little girls with dreams become women with visions!" Text on signs read:
Text on signs read: "Keep your filthy laws off my silky drawers"; "Equality fosters unique gifts".
Text on signs read: "Keep your filthy laws off my silky drawers"; "Equality fosters unique gifts".
Text on signs read: "Impeach the Motherfucker already. High crimes. Misdemeanors"; "Feminism is for everyone"
Text on signs read: "We reject: Cruelty, Bigotry, Divisiveness, Hate speech"; "This is not Okay"; "Make America kind again"
Text on sign reads: "Make America kind again"
Text on signs read:
Text on sign reads: "Feminism. Teaching that girls are somebodies instead of somebody's and not just some bodies"
Text on sign reads: "#Tulsi2020. Medicare4all.org ForAPeoplesParty.org"
Text on signs read: "Stay Human"; "How is the war economy working for you? www.veteransforpeace.org"
Text on signs read: "Unity can illuminate the whole world"; "Boys and girls should be equal!"; "Families belong together"
Test on signs read: "Be kind"; "Make America not racist for the first time ever!"; "Hate does not make us great"
Text on sign reads: "You want a revolution? I want a revelation"
Text on sign reads: "Girls with big dreams become women with vision"
Text on sign reads: "History has its eyes on you"
Text on sign reads: "When Voldemort is president, we need a nation of Hermiones"
Text on sign reads: "
Text on sign reads: "Warning. We are syncing our periods"
Text on signs read: "No sign is big enough to list all the reasons we're here"; "I march because someone long ago marched for me"
Text on sign reads: "I march because someone long ago marched for me. Gratitude"
Text on sign reads: "Make America Great Again! [illustrated with an image of President Donald Trump behind prison bars]"
Text on sign reads: "Immigrants stay. Trump/Pence Must Go!. Ban Wall Deportations, Raids, ICE. No! in the name of humanity we refuse to accept a Fascist America! #TrumpPenceMustGo. RefuseFascism.org
Text on signs read: "This woman is running for office. Ignite."; "Honor Indigenous Women"; No more stolen sisters"
Text on signs read: "Mi Mama Dijo Que Podia Ser lo Que Quisiera A Si Que Decidi Ser Feminista [My Mama Said That Could Be What I Want If I Decided To Be A Feminist]"; "Females are strong as Hell"
Text on sign reads: "Fight like a Girl"
Text on sign reads: "Fight like a Girl"
Text on umbrella reads: "Super callous fragile racist sexist Nazi POTUS"; "Putin's puppet"
Text on umbrella reads: "Resist"; "We are stronger than fear"; "Orange lies matter"; "Progress not Regress"; "Equality is for Everyone"
Text on signs read: "In union there is strength [illustrated with raised fists in various colors]"
Text on signs read: "Evil triumphs when good people do nothing. So here I am!"; "I stand with all races, all classes, all religions, all women, all lgbt+, all Americans"
Text on signs read: "My son will be taught to respect women including Mother Earth"; "Even though I can't walk, I can still march"; "#womenswave"
Text on sign reads: "Black Trans Women First [written on the colors of the Transgender Pride flag]"
Text on signs read: "Fuck the Patriarchy!"; "I am done listening to old white men!"
Text on sign reads: "Don't lose hope [illustrated with a blue wave]"
Text on signs read: "tick tock motherfucker"; "Dumbass Lifetime Achievement [with cardboard cutout of President Trump]"; "This White House inspires my inner serial killer"
Text on signs read: "Dream Act Now! [with illustration by Shepard Fairey]"; "Resisterhood"
Text on sign reads: "No one is illegal on stolen land"
Text on signs read: "End gerrymandering [on cutout of the Liberty Bell]"; "Same shit, Different century"
Text on sign reads: "Dejen de jugar a la politica con las vidas de immigrantes [translated: Stop playing politics with the lives of immigrants]"
Text on sign reads: "Dejen de jugar a la politica con las vidas de immigrantes [translated: Stop playing politics with the lives of immigrants]"