People from all over the community joined together for the Women’s March.
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Friends and families came together for the Women’s March.
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Hundreds of thousands of women across the nation marched today in support of women’s rights.
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Junior psychology major Edgar Garcia and his friend Stephany Lara march proudly for the Women’s March at Texas A&M University.
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Women’s March
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The leaders of the march chant for women equality.
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Maddison Ellis prepares the crowd for the march.
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Some of the marchers carried photos of their loved ones during the march.
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Marchers were interviewed to share their reasonings for joining this movement.
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The crowd partakes in a video to share on social media.
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Maddison Ellis leads the Texas A&M’s Women’s March.
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Students take a selfie to promote awareness.
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Women’s March
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People marching brought their pets to join the movement.
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SLIDESHOW: Women’s March
January 21, 2017
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Freshmen Jennifer Argueta and Marissa Gonzalez hold their signs as they prepare for the march.
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