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Photos Women's March 2019

by D. Boyer
Photos from the 2019 Women's March in San Francisco.
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This years Women's March in San Francisco once again attracted thousands.

President Trump has attacked women in at least 15 different instances.
1) The infamous p_ssy grabbing tape.
2) At least 19 women have accused Trump of sexual harassment, abuse
rape.
3) On National Television Trump declared women should be punished for
getting abortions.
4) He hires more men than women in the White House.
5) He backs up his friends who commit sexual assault on women.
6) Limited women's access to abortion by altering Title X.
7) "Changed Title IX to Favor the Accused Over the Victim in College
Sexual Assault Cases."
8) Reinstated the gag rule, which cuts funding to foreign health
clinics that aid in abortion.
9) Mocked the #Metoo movement.
10) Publicly opposed the global breastfeeding initiative.
11) "Removed Official Information on Sexual Violence and More from
Government Websites"
12) Took extreme measures to block migrant women from getting access
to abortions.
13) Vowed to appoint supreme court justices who will overturn Roe V.
Wade.
14) "Shifted Funding from Evidence-Based Teen Pregnancy Prevention
Programs to Abstinence-Only."
15) "Reshaped Title X to Limit Women’s Access to Birth Control and
Increased “Religious Liberty."

Indigenous women.

Facts about missing or murdered indigenous women:

"Missing and murdered Indigenous women. Missing and murdered Indigenous women (MMIW) is an issue affecting Indigenous people in Canada and the United States, including the First Nations, Inuit, Métis and Native American communities."

According to NPR police in 71 cities across the U.S. are unable to provide legitimate documentation showing the murdered or missing indigenous women in their areas. News outlets do not seem to cover or report the plight of missing or murdered indigenous women.
§The womens march banner.
by D. Boyer
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§Indigenous women on the front lines.
by D. Boyer
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§The truth
by D. Boyer
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§An iconic San Francisco scene
by D. Boyer
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§Youth on the front lines.
by D. Boyer
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§#BelieveWomen
by D. Boyer
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§The plight of indigenous women has my attention.
by D. Boyer
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§Signage
by D. Boyer
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§B_tches rule
by D. Boyer
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§Women still fighting for their fundamental rights.
by D. Boyer
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