Just Getting Started

What a day! We marched throughout the world and the outpouring of homemade messages of solidarity, resistance, love, and strength has been overwhelming. Here are a few of our efforts and some amazing signs we witnessed.

Some signs by Bettes:

Briar

Victoria

Nina

Dyana

Theresa

Isabel

Marisol

Nicole

Lila

Jen

Mary

Taylor

Jessica

Dirty Bandits

Indra (after ECS)

Tânia

Caren

ECS and Naomi

Our Washington DC correspondents ECS and Naomi found some amazing signs at the big march:

Oh, and a few more from Isabel in DC:

Tânia marched in San Francisco:

And here are some great signs we saw on the internet:

same #womensmarchlondon pic.twitter.com/culkc4sV9X

— Elena Cresci (@elenacresci) January 21, 2017

New Yorkers that would make better presidents. #womensmarch #wmnyc #womensmarchsigns #pizzarat pic.twitter.com/BI4Fl30OOv

— VernacularTypography (@VernacularType) January 21, 2017

I have NEVER seen Black feminism and White feminism so effortlessly displayed in one photograph #WomensMarch pic.twitter.com/nBp2aX50JZ

— The Unorthodox Duck (@GeauxGabby) January 21, 2017

My hero pic.twitter.com/YnEuIFmWIq

— John Early (@bejohnce) January 21, 2017

I'm super appreciative that @katiegarth asked me to design a screenprint for the @womensmarch in D.C. https://t.co/YFzfmF9J7Q pic.twitter.com/iv8Y0xxE2w

— Robyn Kanner (@robynkanner) January 10, 2017

Coming up to the White House, a spontaneous museum of protest signs has sprung up, stretching on and on: pic.twitter.com/jk0kbH3pjv

— Nina Stössinger (@ninastoessinger) January 21, 2017

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