On Jan. 21, the day after Donald J. Trump was inaugurated as America’s 45th president, women from across the country and across the globe joined together to march for equal rights. The idea was born in Washington DC where a Women’s March was proposed to show our new president that, as the crowds themselves put so eloquently, “We’re Not Going Away”. While Chicago’s own “Woman’s March on Washington” expected a turn out of 50,000 people, the planners were pleasantly surprised when over 250,000 marchers attended, fired up and ready to go. Below are some images from Chicago’s “Women’s March on Washington”.
Ella Lee is a senior at York and she is excited to be on the York-hi staff for her second year. In the future, she aspires to study abroad and explore...