Women's March in Record Numbers; Madonna Drops F-Bomb 3 Times and CNN Fails to Bleepin' Bleep • SAT JAN 21, 2017 3:12 PM CT
#BREAKING: Women's March on Washington too big to march to White House https://t.co/IyURelphdH pic.twitter.com/fryQXsWXkM— The Hill (@thehill) January 21, 2017
PHOTOS: More than 100,000 participate in Women's March on Denver: https://t.co/U9idoVgUVv #WomensMarch pic.twitter.com/dfFhUEB8l7— The Denver Post (@denverpost) January 21, 2017
Madonna to #WomensMarch DC crowd: "Welcome to the revolution of love." https://t.co/bxSJnYQIaV https://t.co/RIqS3Y6WxG— CNN (@CNN) January 21, 2017
Due to the large crowd on hand, today's Woman's March has been changed to a Rally. pic.twitter.com/IjVelFUrLu— Chicago Police (@Chicago_Police) January 21, 2017
| “They are going to tell the crowd they can go to the Ellipse if they want, but they are not doing the normal parade route, there [are] too many people,” Christopher Geldart, director of D.C.’s Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency. -- Washington Post |
More than 100,000 people gathered in Denver’s Civic Center Park on Saturday, Jan. 21, 2017, for the Women’s March on Denver, part of a national network of protests following the inauguration of Donald Trump as 45th President of the United States. -- Denver Post |
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Actress Scarlett Johansson speaks to the Women's March on Washington, where more than 500,000 protesters are estimated to have attended a protest of President Trump.
Madonna speaks at the Women's March on Washington the day after President Donald Trump's inauguration, dropping the F-bomb three times before CNN cutaway. Thousands of protesters marched in Washington, calling on Trump to protect rights. Filmmaker Michael Moore ripped up the front page of President Trump's inauguration headline. More than 500,000 protesters descended on Washington, D.C., for the Women's March On Washington. Watch actress Ashley Judd rally the crowd of what she calls "nasty women." Watch singer-songwriter Janelle Monae speak at the Women's March on Washington. More than 500,000 protesters are estimated to be in the nation's capital protesting President Trump. |
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