15 of the best signs from the Women's March 2018
A year on from the defiant and worldwide Women's Marches of 2017, hundreds of thousands of people came together around the globe this weekend to protest together for women's rights.
As always, photos and videos from the various marches show a wealth of clever and inspiring homemade protest signs bobbing around in the crowds.
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Hide AdFrom witty pop culture references to heartfelt messages that will leave a lump in your throat, here are 15 of the best signs we spotted at this year's women's march.
Young or old, these women wanted to get their message across
From Hear Our Voices rally in St Paul. #WomensMarch2018 pic.twitter.com/mPHq3pjdej
— Teri Mach Ryan (@tweeteritweet) January 21, 2018
THIS PIC COULD BECOME THE ICON OF THIS AGE#WomensMarch2018 #FutureIsFemale pic.twitter.com/DXdjfzgSR1
— louie !! -72 (@cutiedimpIes) January 22, 2018
I’m with her. #womensmarch2018 pic.twitter.com/GfGh3Lv9YZ
— Molly Knight (@molly_knight) January 20, 2018
And it wasn't just humans who joined in
NO means No. #WomensMarch2018 pic.twitter.com/ZQYcqcnHII
— Khushboo Soni (@Khushboo_) January 22, 2018
At the Nashville Women's March. #PowerTogetherTN #WOMENSMARCH2018 pic.twitter.com/wYCw4HxN57
— Leanne Talley (@talley_leanne) January 20, 2018
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Even people in Alaska were marching. This is the most incredible, inspiring and powerful image from #WomensMarch2018. pic.twitter.com/U7IkovW6do
— Remove Trump Now (@KaniJJackson) January 21, 2018
Plenty of men showed up to represent the women in their life
My female friends were all busy being bosses, but the guys had the day off! #WomensMarch2018 pic.twitter.com/QeSPVAMZ3l
— zak (@ZakTheVillain) January 21, 2018
But the crowds were dominated by determined and motivated women
To all the women marching, we stand with you!#WomensMarch2018 pic.twitter.com/XNb5lOZcDV
— Duty To Warn (@duty2warn) January 21, 2018
Yep. That's right. First, I marched. Now I'm running for Attorney General. And this young leader is signing up as a campaign intern. #WomensMarch2018 #WomenLead #PHXWomensMarch pic.twitter.com/xXw2LH3IKb
— January Contreras (@JanuaryAZ) January 22, 2018
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Hide Ad#WomensMarch2018 I march for justice and for equality. pic.twitter.com/vSpJT1s9ZZ
— camila (@camilaxsogo) January 20, 2018
Of course, it wouldn't be a 21st century protest without some tongue in cheek pop culture references
As seen on @MeganMullally Instagram... This sign is everything! @Oprah #oprah #WomensMarch #WomensMarch2018 #bestsign pic.twitter.com/d5s4OQ1M3k
— say_ouate (@Say_Ouate) January 22, 2018
From re-written lyrics...
Brilliant. #WomensMarch2018 pic.twitter.com/KkXVUhz6uD
— Carl Woodward (@mrCarlWoodward) January 21, 2018
To TV programmes and books
— Michael Adelman (@michaeladelman) January 20, 2018
My absolute favorite #womensmarch2018 sign!!! (My daughter's too) #TheResistance #TheResistanceVOTES #BlueWave #BlueWave2018 #BlueTsunami #BlueTsunami2018 #FlipItBlue #FlipItBlue2018 #25thAmendmentNow #TrumpShutdown pic.twitter.com/QTyjsUKNMJ
— Faith & Mom Cardillo (@DonnaCardillo11) January 22, 2018
"This episode of #BlackMirror sucks." #seriously #WomensMarch2018 #WomensMarchPhilly #Philadelphia pic.twitter.com/xXzOsLQU2o
— Mary K. Bingler (@MaryKBingler) January 20, 2018