#protestor

Jessica Morris, Colorado Springs, Colo.

“There’s a very famous phrase in the Captain America comics. It’s the ‘No, you move’ quote. And it’s more relevant today than I think ever before. And it’s basically about the one premise that is most important to this nation and that is to stand up for what you believe no matter the odds or consequences. So when the whole world tells you that something wrong is something right, you tell the whole world no you move.”

Kristin James, Arlignton, Va.

“My sign says legalize love because I think we really need love in a time, state like this. We need to all come together and love each other, love the universe, love our planet, the sun. We are all here in this together. And we need to just bring out the god in each other and uplift each other and be the people that we were here to be. The people that god wants us to be, ultimately. And the root of that is love and not hate, and we can move forward.”

Melissa de Rueyes, Chicago

“I’m here because I’m not afraid and I’m here to support the women’s march. I’m a woman and human rights are also undocumented rights.”

Soumeya Benghanem, Fairfax, Va.

“The struggle we have today, we’ve had before, so that’s what my sign is about. 'We the resilient have been here before.’”

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