“I truly believe those closest to the pain are closest to the solution, and black women will lead us to the solutions… — The Women's March Organizers Black women Copy Share Image
“But I distinctly remember having conversations before the election with people who were telling me, “No, this will never happen,” and I… — The Women's March Organizers Communication Copy Share Image
“(Latinx is the gender-neutral term we use to challenge the Spanish language’s gender binary.)” — The Women's March Organizers Copy Share Image
“Building trust and community on a one-on-one level is necessary in a moment when Trump uses the word love in order to… — The Women's March Organizers Building trust Copy Share Image
“It was such a meaningful display of how our stories and journeys are woven together into a narrative of what it means… — The Women's March Organizers Storytelling Copy Share Image
“WHENEVER YOU FEEL IN DOUBT, WHENEVER YOU WANT TO GIVE UP, YOU MUST ALWAYS REMEMBER TO CHOOSE FREEDOM OVER FEAR.” — The Women's March Organizers Fear Copy Share Image
“For high-profile women of color, there is no safety, no anonymity.” — The Women's March Organizers Safety Copy Share Image
“That’s the kind of moral resistance people are yearning for. They’re yearning for unity and a sense of humanity that will give… — The Women's March Organizers Character Copy Share Image
“There is now a battle between the culture of love, reciprocity, and compassion and the culture of division, hate, and fear. Only… — The Women's March Organizers Compassion Copy Share Image
“THE PRESIDENT IS NOT AMERICA. HIS CABINET IS NOT AMERICA . . . WE ARE AMERICA. AND WE ARE HERE TO STAY.” — The Women's March Organizers Copy Share Image
“Displays of solidarity go a long way in a world that’s become as fractured as ours.” — The Women's March Organizers Long way Copy Share Image
“WE’RE MARCHING BECAUSE THE MOST POWERFUL MAN IN THE WORLD SAYS IT’S OK TO SEXUALLY ASSAULT WOMEN . . . AND WE… — The Women's March Organizers Powerful man Copy Share Image
“A MAN WON THE WHITE HOUSE WITH ANGER AND HATE AND OUR KIDS WATCHED IT HAPPEN. NOW IT’S OUR JOB TO LET… — The Women's March Organizers Children Copy Share Image
“This feeling of intentional inclusivity that I picked up on was so clearly ingrained in the DNA of the event, part of… — The Women's March Organizers Copy Share Image
“We got knocked down as a nation, as a country, as a people, as individuals. But it’s not about getting knocked down.… — The Women's March Organizers Copy Share Image
“This was the whole point and the purpose of the Women’s March—to show people, to tell people that we had to organize… — The Women's March Organizers Black community Copy Share Image
“We have to have our own network of healing.” — The Women's March Organizers Healing Copy Share Image
“salud, dignidad y justicia—health, dignity, and justice.” — The Women's March Organizers Justice Copy Share Image
“People showed up as their whole selves: Muslim, queer, black, female—all aspects of their identity were celebrated.” — The Women's March Organizers Identity Copy Share Image
“IT’S INCOMPREHENSIBLE TO ME . . . HOW MILLIONS OF AMERICANS COULD VOTE AGAINST 11 MILLION IMMIGRANT FAMILIES.” HINA NAVEED, COFOUNDER, STATEN ISLAND DREAM COALITION” — The Women's March Organizers Dreams Copy Share Image
“Trump’s tweeting a typo, “covfefe,” one night in May was the shining moment of the resistance for me. My response tweet, “Cause… — The Women's March Organizers Time Copy Share Image
“I think the one thing that the Women’s March definitely proved was that this was not a coastal movement. There were marches… — The Women's March Organizers South carolina Copy Share Image
“the Unity Principles reflect all women and all their intersecting identities, which historically feminism has left out.” — The Women's March Organizers Feminism Copy Share Image
“Many white women wanted to talk about “unity,” but without acknowledging our privilege; that erodes trust and then it all falls apart.” — The Women's March Organizers Copy Share Image
“WE MUST WORK HARDER TO MAKE PEOPLE AWARE THAT RACIAL BIAS AND GENDER BIAS CANNOT BE SEPARATED. THEY WORK TOGETHER.” — The Women's March Organizers Gender bias Copy Share Image
