Hundreds of thousands, if not millions of women took to the streets around the world today to stand up in solidarity for a host of issues — gender equality, reproductive health, education, and more — a day after President Donald Trump was inaugurated as the 45th president of the United States.
Read More: Hundreds of Thousands March for Women Around the World
These causes were showcased in a lot of ways, but none so visual as the signs they carried. Here are some of the best signs Global Citizen saw at the marches around the world.
Women march in DC a day after Trump's inauguration.
A young protester holds a sign at the Women's March in DC.
#womensmarch on #NYC - liberté, égalité, beyoncé pic.twitter.com/kfHXk1NR3d
— Phineas Rueckert (@PhineasJFR) January 21, 2017
So proud of my aunt @chacharob, who's marching in D.C. today 💪💪💪 #WomensMarchpic.twitter.com/PHMtC3pxXw
— Christine Roberts (@CElizRoberts) January 21, 2017
On Shady Grove train to DC Women's March. It's Yuuuuuge! #womensmarchpic.twitter.com/e9F9xYbVr2
— Kirsten Olson (@OlsonKirsten) January 21, 2017
"You can't comb over misogyny."#WomensMarchpic.twitter.com/9rsrca5oYP
— Charles Clymer (@cmclymer) January 21, 2017
These two 13-year-old marchers are ready #WomensMarchpic.twitter.com/DlrkpS2amA
— Emma Gray (@emmaladyrose) January 21, 2017
Little black girls, you warm my heart. #WomensMarchOnWashingtonpic.twitter.com/5HVDLNcRoO
— Kiara Nelson (@KiaraLynne__) January 21, 2017
This protester's husband made her sign pic.twitter.com/UU8znRT7tW
— Liz Goodwin (@lizcgoodwin) January 21, 2017
National Mall. pic.twitter.com/v4sb4lpnqS
— Josh Robin (@joshrobin) January 21, 2017
Lots of love for @HillaryClinton at the #WomensMarchOnWashingtonpic.twitter.com/jeSlpetv58
— Lauren Gambino (@LGamGam) January 21, 2017
— Anna Holmes (@AnnaHolmes) January 21, 2017
Great sign! #WomensMarchpic.twitter.com/PTI2Rg2ICz
— Lucky Tran (@luckytran) January 21, 2017
"I like to grab my wife by her Ph.D." James Miller & wife Paulette Gerkovich, first woman in her family to finish high school. #WomensMarchpic.twitter.com/rQIPrMK9oN
— Sabrina Siddiqui (@SabrinaSiddiqui) January 21, 2017
Women who were finished marching and wanted to make sure Donald Trump go their message left their signs at the White House.
