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Women's march on Washington
Promotions for observing human rights dedicated to taking office Donald Trump
Hundreds of thousands of people, according to some reports, up to half a million, took part in the protest of the “march of women to Washington”, dedicated to the new US president Donald Trump on the eve of the inauguration. Demonstrators, including civil activists, politicians, human rights activists, cultural figures, show business stars, supported the rights of women, sexual and national minorities, and criticized the new president. Live blog of Radio Liberty - about "marches of women" in the USA and "sisters" in support of the Washington action in many countries of the world.
Fresh from above 21:55 21.1.2017Judging by this photograph, the number of participants in the march of women gathered on the Washington Molla - a giant field in the Washington Center, significantly exceeds the number of those who came here a day earlier to watch Donald Trump's inauguration
21:36 21.1.2017The former candidate for vice presidents from the Republican Party, Sarah Paylin, on the eve of the march, ironically complained that the march feminists did not invite those who did not support their "liberal approach to the issue of abortion."
"More liberal tolerance" is ironic in his tweet Palein
21:22 21.1.2017Actress Scarlett Johansson, one of many stars performing on the march, turns to President Trump: "I would like to support you, but first I am asking you to support me and other women."
20:58 21.1.2017Scarlett Johanssson to Trump: "I Want to Be Able to Support You, But First, I Ask that You Support Me" And All Women https://t.co/vbbg13gc3
- NBC News (@nbcnews) January 21, 2017
The star of the chirst sitcom Ellie Kurst responds to a comment on his twitter that the protesters “do not represent all women” (in the spring of 2016, Kursy spoke out in support of Trump).
"They do not need to represent everyone. They represent themselves. And they have such a right."
20:53 21.1.2017They Don%27T NEED To ReprySent All Women..they Represent the Women the Are..and Have the Right To Represent 😘😘😘👯👯👯 https://t.co/ltpfjaahjwjw
- Kirstie Alley (@kirestiealley) January 21, 2017
Another slogan of the march: "Violence with the use of firearms is a female problem."
20:35 21.1.2017A few more photos from the Washington march:
"Lack!" (reference to Trump's words about how women grabbed the genitals)
Panorama of the National Alley in these minutes:
20:30 21.1.2017#Womensmarch Happening in Washington DC Right Now! STAY TUNED For Updates Pic.twitter.com/wmbgs6deyo
- Urdu Voa (@urduvoa) January 21, 2017
The British TV presenter Pierce Morgan working in the United States, in the past - the host of the program that replaced the Larry King program with the CNN, and now the American editor of the British publication Mail Online:
"I look at the march" Pussy.
20:17 21.1.2017Participants in protests choose different objects for criticism. For example, the Trump administration. On the poster of this woman, it is written "I saw more smart offices in Ikea." "Cabinet" in English means a closet. Perhaps the meaning of this game of words will understand better if you recall the phrase "Cabinet of Ministers".
20:13 21.1.2017And here is the first one for today Donald Trump.
"For me, the honor to serve you, the great American people, as 45 President of the United States."
I am Honored to Serve You, The Great American People, As Your 45th President of the United States!
- Donald J. Trump (@realdonaldtrump) January 21, 2017
Rather, the second. First, Trump placed the same tweet with a typo, making a mistake in the word "honor" and writing "Honered" instead of "Honored". Soon, the note with a typo was deleted.
20:05 21.1.2017“Women marches” are held in all major American cities. In second place in the number after Washington - Chicago, the local Chicago Tribune publication reports , 150,000 people took to the streets.