The Women's March

I was so proud of my fellow American’s this weekend, when The Women’s March became the largest mass protest in the history of the United States. Spanning all seven continents, 32 countries, and 50 states, it is estimated that at least 5 million people participated in standing up for women and minorities who are going to be effected under the Trump regime.

I went to the Women’s March this weekend in my city in order to show solidarity with other concerned Americans. I went with one of my coworkers and friend and together we stood to show that we’re not ready to have our rights stripped from us. We will not be bullied into submission by our tweeter in chief.

The United States should revel in its differences, instead of trying to divide us by gender, sexuality, religion, and ethnicity. We are all America. We all deserve the same rights that our president and his political party have no interest in protecting. We will not be silent against his egregious action against us. It was awe inspiring to see that Americans are not going to stand by and allow him to act without accountability. We are here and we are looking out for one another.

During the next four years I urge to get involved, to be active and participate. We must resist. The organizer's behind the Women's March have put together 10 Actions for 100 days to help people get involved. You can find more about that on their official website here.