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Women’s March

  1. power
    3 Inaugural Members of the Women’s March Have Stepped DownAhead of the 2019 event, co-chairs Linda Sarsour, Bob Bland, and Tamika Mallory faced calls to resign.
    By Amanda Arnold
  2. women’s march 2019
    4 Women on What the 2019 Women’s March Was Like“I made sure we went to a march that was not associated with leaders who have been at the center of the anti-Semitic controversy.”
    As told to Opheli Garcia Lawler
  3. 2019 women’s march
    Everything to Know About the 2019 Women’s March on WashingtonThe march has lost some of its biggest supporters amid the organization’s anti-Semitism controversy.
    By Amanda Arnold
  4. the body politic
    Don’t Give Up on the Women’s MarchThe movement must transcend its organizers.
    By Rebecca Traister
  5. politics
    Can the Women’s March Survive Its Latest Controversy?The organization has had a very bad week.
    By Amanda Arnold
  6. women and power
    The Women’s March ‘Mob’ Was Built With Nice, Suburban WomenBob Bland, Linda Sarsour, and Tamika Mallory have become some of the most dominant faces of feminism in the Trump era.
    By Rachael Combe
  7. civil disobedience
    Capitol Police Arrest More Than 600 Women Chanting ‘Abolish ICE’According to reports, Representative Jayapal and Susan Sarandon were among those arrested.
    By Amanda Arnold
  8. 2018 women’s march
    Oh, My God, Joe Scarborough Wrote a Song Inspired by the Women’s MarchIt’s called “Stand”.
    By Madeleine Aggeler
  9. All the Best Signs From the Women’s March“Someone please read all these signs to Trump.”
    By Madison Mills, Liz Rowley, and Brittany Stephanis
  10. women march 2018
    Gloria Allred Revives Call for Equal Rights Amendment at Utah Women’s March“Let me tell you no one has ever given women their rights,” she said.
    By Katie Van Syckle
  11. women’s march 2018
    The Most Inspiring Photos From the 2018 Women’s MarchWomen around the country showed up for the second-annual protest.
    By Amanda Arnold
  12. Why We’re Going to the Women’s MarchOn Saturday, the Cut will join the thousands of people marching in New York City.
    By the Cut
  13. gallery
    One Year Later: Artists Reflect on the Women’s MarchCheck out this show at the Outsider Art Fair in Chelsea.
    By Carolyn Twersky
  14. women’s march
    Here’s What Happened to All the Women’s March SignsOn January 21, 2016, a small team of curators in Washington collected posters for the Smithsonian.
    By Madeleine Aggeler
  15. politics
    Bernie Sanders Will Give the Opening Night Speech at the Women’s Convention“I’m honored to join the women at the front lines of our struggle for economic, social, racial, and environmental justice.”
    By Lisa Ryan
  16. Women’s March Organizers Announce a Women’s Convention in DetroitThe convention will take place in October, ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
    By Madeleine Aggeler
  17. Women’s March Co-Chairs on Race, Controversy, and Pussy HatsA co-chair reminded the audience that “all pussies aren’t pink” at a Vanity Fair event.
    By Sarah Spellings
  18. strike
    On March 8, Women Will Go on Strike“It is not enough to oppose Trump and his aggressively misogynistic, homophobic, transphobic, and racist policies.”
    By Dayna Evans
  19. 3 Things Sociologists Learned by Studying the Women’s MarchThe power of “intersectional activism – a version of activism that is sensitive to how race, class, gender and sexuality complicate inequality.”
    By Drake Baer
  20. resignations
    Nebraska State Senator Resigns After Offensive Women’s March TweetBill Kintner had also been embroiled in a cybersex scandal.
    By Gabriella Paiella
  21. politics
    Thousands of Women Took Over the Utah State Capitol to Fight for Their Rights“I’m sick and tired of men making laws about our bodies and our choices and our lives without consulting us.”
    By Claire Landsbaum
  22. teens (who run the world)
    Teens Tell Us Why They Marched“For the kids in the community that didn’t have the opportunity to go, I want to be able to represent them and break the stereotypes held against us.”
    By Anna Silman
  23. gallery
    46 Signs From the Women’s March on WashingtonPhotographer Gillian Laub captured some of the best.
    By Gillian Laub
  24. gallery
    Hidden Scenes From the Women’s March on WashingtonPhotographer Andres Kudacki captured moving details.
    By The Cut
  25. gallery
    See Stunning Portraits From the Women’s March on WashingtonGrace and determination were on full display.
    By The Cut
  26. women’s march 2017
    Janelle Monáe Reminds Us to Choose ‘Freedom Over Fear’ at Women’s MarchMonáe stood alongside the Mothers of the Movement in D.C.
    By Marissa Cetin
  27. women’s march 2017
    The Women’s March Was So Big It Almost Couldn’t MarchAttendees far outnumbered the 200,000 organizers planned for.
    By Theresa Avila
  28. women’s march 2017
    Read Janet Mock’s Women’s March Speech on Trans Women of Color and Sex WorkersFrom the Women’s March: “I stand here today most of all because I am my sister’s keeper.”
    By Catie L'Heureux
  29. women’s march 2017
    The Women’s March Drew a Much Larger Crowd Than Trump’s InaugurationA roundup of the worldwide rallies.
    By Eric Levitz
  30. women’s march 2017
    6 Compelling Things Gloria Steinem Said at the Women’s March“We are united here for bodily integrity.”
    By the Cut
  31. women’s march 2017
    U.S. Border Agents Are Rejecting Canadians Headed to the Women’s MarchPeople in at least three groups were reportedly sent home.
    By Catie L'Heureux
  32. women’s march 2017
    Here’s How to Watch the Women’s March on Washington OnlineIt’s happening right now.
    By Marissa Cetin
  33. women’s march 2017
    Thousands of Women Are Descending Upon Washington, D.C., for the Women’s MarchVia plane, train, and automobile.
    By Anna Silman