The Women’s March sponsored by Planned Parenthood, NARAL, unions and the Democratic Party, was a huge success, we’re told.
The march in Denver brought about 100,000 people together to protest losing an election, and most of the attendees were actually women.
Watching the news coverage this weekend, we couldn’t help but notice that a lot of the guys there were actually guys who gave off a creepy bro-vibe, but we digress.
Let’s just say for the sake of argument that 100,000 women attended.
That means that out of the 1,685,875 women who are registered to vote in Colorado, 1,585,875 women did not show up for the march.
While we’re waiting on the National Park Service to release a side-by-side photo of the 1.5 million who didn’t show up, versus the 100,000 who did attend, here is a look at the message of the marchers who are tired of being objectified.
Creative #PussyHatsMarch in #WomensMarchdenver.#WomensMarch #WorldMarch pic.twitter.com/gdlNfkl7bm
— PussyHatsMarch (@PussyHatsMarch) January 22, 2017
#womensmarchdenver pic.twitter.com/scJgs0b7Um
— Alison Picher (@AlisonPicher) January 22, 2017
#WomensMarchdenver #WhyWeMarch #whyimarch #sexworkerrights #decrimnow #intersectional #HumanRights #womensmarch #decrim #sexworkiswork pic.twitter.com/SxFnzg16PV
— SEX WORKER RIGHTS (@sexworkernation) January 22, 2017
#WomensMarchdenver #WomensMarch pic.twitter.com/cm2OD7rgA6
— Deginald Watson (@Deginald_Watson) January 22, 2017