The Women's Marches

A gallery of photographs from Women's Marches around the country, and beyond

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"We The People" | Photo by Javier Sierra

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Protest signs | Photo by Javier Sierra

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Women's March Washington, D.C. | Photo by Sam Murphy

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Woman's March Washington, D.C. | Photo by Javier Sierra

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Women's March Washington, D.C. | Photo by Jim Dougherty

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Women's March Washington, D.C. | Photo by Emma Cassidy/Survival Media Agency

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Women's March Oakland, California | Photo by Nicole Ghio

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Women's March Oakland, California | Photo by Jonathan Hahn

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Women's March Antarctica | Photo by Linda Zunas

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Women's March Montpelier, Canada | Photo by Robb Kidd

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Women's March Chicago | Photo courtesy of the Illinois Chapter of the Sierra Club

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Women's March San Francisco | Photo by Lisa Hoyos

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Women's March Baltimore, Maryland | Photo by  Heather Moyer

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Women's March Boston | Photo courtesy of the Massachusetts Chapter of the Sierra Club

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Women's March Bishop, California | Photo by Julianna Marina Wiese

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Women's March Charleston, West Virginia | Photo by Bill Price

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Women's March Washington, D.C. | Photo by Sam Murphy

Millions of people poured into the streets on January 21 for what became a national day of resistance to the incoming Trump administration and its nationalistic agenda. With signs calling for everything from gender and racial equality to environmental justice, a new protest movement was born just 24 hours after the inauguration of Donald J. Trump as the 45th president of the United States. In some cities, such as Chicago, the crowds swelled to such a capacity that the marches had to be shut down—a clear demonstration that the percolating discontent toward Trump and his divisive campaign for the presidency had finally boiled over.

In this gallery, we present just some of the many photographs submitted to Sierra from cities around the country, and beyond.