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Women's March 2018: Protestors hit the streets across the country

On Saturday, protestors took to the streets in support of women's rights around the country — just as they did one year ago in the hours following President Trump's inauguration. From Washington to Los Angeles, women and men marched under the theme "Power to the Polls."

Women's March 2018: Protestors hit the streets across the country Activists across the US are marking the anniversary of last January's Women's March, and the movement it sparked in 2017.Photo by: CNN Women's March 2018: Protestors hit the streets across the country Activists across the US are marking the anniversary of last January's Women's March, and the movement it sparked in 2017.Photo by: CNN Women's March 2018: Protestors hit the streets across the country Activists across the US are marking the anniversary of last January's Women's March, and the movement it sparked in 2017.Photo by: CNN Women's March 2018: Protestors hit the streets across the country Activists across the US are marking the anniversary of last January's Women's March, and the movement it sparked in 2017.Photo by: CNN

Women's March 2018: Protestors hit the streets across the country

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Activists across the US are marking the anniversary of last January's Women's March, and the movement it sparked in 2017.CNN
Activists across the US are marking the anniversary of last January's Women's March, and the movement it sparked in 2017.CNN
Activists across the US are marking the anniversary of last January's Women's March, and the movement it sparked in 2017.CNN
Activists across the US are marking the anniversary of last January's Women's March, and the movement it sparked in 2017.CNN
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