love it. It is fun going to protest marches and Ive been to many. Wish I was at this one but travel is a problem. Great to hear male feminists amongst the crowd.

lo..love your sign quote

Good for you!

Very lovely to hear. I laud your commitment to personal choice, equality, and freedom.

Outstanding participation!

There was a long editorial in today's Seattle Times about Fergusons myriad of lawsuits against the local tRumper, Tim Eyeman. He has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy but still manages to spend over @24,000 a month on personal things (like a $79 haircut every 3 weeks. He is pulling every trick in the book such as claiming a divorce filing (in which he still lives with his wife despite having an apartment in which his in-laws contribute a large sum of money). He has filed he pays child support even though there is no court order stipulating one. One lame excuse after another. This is a guy who is getting money for a run for governorship in 2020!! The latest $30 car tab win has been put on hold by the courts because it may be unconstitutional yet he still gets money fro supporters to continue pushing initiatives.

GRRRREAT !

How many men joined in?

I might be tempted to reply at the comment about killing babies with "so don't eat veal." Read, in the paper about all Ferguson's victories. Now the question is what will come of these victories? tRump and his ilk care little for other people's legal wins and simply ignore them. FFRF has sued the IRS twice about prosecuting religious groups that break the Johnson amendment. They won both times but nothing is done.

The Denver march was today, while we in Colorado Springs made signs for our march next Saturday!

I had so much fun at the first Portland march, what a rush! Thank you for carrying on!

I would have liked to have been there. Love your signs and this sounds exciting. As for the so called pro-life Christians they should wake up and read their bibles. The book says nothing remotely close to what they believe.
In my area right wing believers run a health food store. They think Jesus would not be happy with all the giveaways. They must have another bible somewhere. Maybe they cannot understand theirs. IDK.

I love your dedication to our environment and human rights. Your signs are wonderful!!!!!!

I am glad it went well!

I heard about the March here in NYC but I didn't go.. I found out too late and already had plans

Yay, Literate! What city were you in?

Here in LA, there were fewer marchers than the half-million who attended the first march, (there had to have been many thousands) but it was just a wonderful feeling, being with so many others who shared our feelings! We all collected energy from one another....and hope!

The signs, costumes, songs and hand-outs were brilliantly funny and creative. Vendors sold shirts, "pussy" hats, flags, water, and other goodies.

Cops were helpful and wore big smiles, too. We felt very safe. I thought about all the preparations which had one into their plans for our safety. SIGH.

Here's something fun,,,of course, the ''godly'' showed up (they even got a permit for a ''demonstration" ) with bullhorns, posters of biblical warnings/doom/eternal damnation...you know the junk. They'd tied "bloody" baby dolls to their posters and were busy earning heavenly ''brownie points'' as they repeated their slogans and threatened us with the punishment of Jesus. (Funny, I never read of Jeeebus ranting about abortions...did you?)

Planned Parenthood was there (I was with them) and we gave out ''swag''...including wire coat hangers with a pink wrapper which says "WARNING! This is not a surgical instrument."

We're so fortunate to have a large Hispanic population--these folks bring portable grills and entice the crowd with the glorious smell of grilling peppers/sausages/onions/garlic! (I don't eat pork and it still made my mouth water!)

The march ended at LA City Hall and we all assembled into the giant ''mall'' in front of the speakers' stand.

Well...here came the godly, trying to make their way into the mall, bullhorns blaring. You should have seen it...a group of male marchers suddenly assembled and moved forward, blocking the intruders. A teenaged girl had a large plastic horn (TERRIBLE sound) and she was blowing it into their faces. Other protesters shouted ''god is love/god is love" over and over, to block their bullhorns!

All of the marchers effectively pushed the ''gawdly'' backward, into the street.....and then, the cops showed up! It was all over within seconds!

Roseanna Arquette was speaking at the time and she never skipped a beat!

Anyone else attend a march?