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On January 19, 2019, the third annual Women's March brought thousands of demonstrators to the streets in some 350 cities around the world. This year's march comes amid high-profile backlash to alliances held by members of Women's March leadership and follows the founding of splinter group March On by Women's March members.
But the march also follows a turning point in the years following the 2017 Trump inauguration: the 2018 midterm elections, which cemented a new era of women trailblazers and history-makers in the political arena. In that spirit, the marches held around the world have come to represent a beacon of resilience and, more importantly, of hope. Nowhere is that more visible than in the protest signs marchers brought to their events, in Washington, DC, and sister cities globally.
Click through for some of the very best:
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