Women's March 2018: Live Stream, Best Signs, Pop Culture References

People gathered all over the country for the 2018 Women’s March on Saturday, a year after the historic event last year.
This year’s protest comes after millions of women -- and men -- took to the streets following President Donald Trump’s inauguration in 2017. Like last year, people got together in hundreds of cities across the nation to protest on issues, including women’s rights, immigration and social change.
The Women’s March organization is sharing a live feed of the event on Facebook. Twitter is also broadcasting a live feed of the 2018 Women’s March for those who can’t participate. The live stream can be seen here.
Users on social media shared photos and videos of women and men on the road to Washington D.C., as well as crowds across the country gathering for the Women’s March. The images showed people marching in cities braving the cold and snow, including rapper and actor Common.
Pop culture references were also present in the march. Many women dressed up in outfits from the Hulu show “Handmaid’s Tales,” while others held signs showing Star Wars’ Princess Leia, played by Carrie Fisher. Celebrities like Alyssa Milano and cast members from the Broadway show “Hamilton” also participated in marches.
20 degrees & snow—doesn’t stop #WomensMarch2018 at Sundance!#TrumpShutdown #TheResistance pic.twitter.com/LgylNaSOaL
— Scott Dworkin (@funder) January 20, 2018
Watch out. They’re on the move. #WomensMarch2018 #Handmaids pic.twitter.com/DEoZgle1Sq
— Deeds Action Fund (@DeedsActionFund) January 20, 2018
Columbus Circle, NYC right now! #womensmarch2018 let’s March! pic.twitter.com/yYesR6NcAi
— Mario (@mtehuitz) January 20, 2018
Patriots gathering in Philadelphia, PA. ❤️👊 #WomensMarch2018 pic.twitter.com/ARwpsdkJ1d
— Ricky Davila (@TheRickyDavila) January 20, 2018
Thousands of brothers and sisters gathering in Morristown, New Jersey. 👊 #WomensMarch2018 #RESIST pic.twitter.com/SOxmdWh4pD
— Ricky Davila (@TheRickyDavila) January 20, 2018
#WomensMarch2018 Rhode Island representing! pic.twitter.com/jCdwnNsxpe
— Maureen (@mmaureen7) January 20, 2018
Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Austin, Toronto #WomensMarch2018 pic.twitter.com/JPIwhFuVPI
— Tim O'Brien (@TimOBrien) January 20, 2018
Common imagines a world led by women #RespectRally #WomensMarch2018 #ACLU #cardcarryinggproud pic.twitter.com/CQYSeeLHex
— ACLU of Utah (@acluutah) January 20, 2018
The cast of “Hamilton” performs on stage at the #WomensMarch2018 pic.twitter.com/MsoWNPAI34
— Loyola Phoenix (@PhoenixLUC) January 20, 2018
This woman is everything. She reflects the intelligence and diversity of our beautiful country. This is @staceyabrams, the next Governor of Georgia. #WomensMarch2018 #PowerToThePolls #PowerToThePollsGA pic.twitter.com/yr7smk0EKe
— Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) January 20, 2018
Protesters, like last year, were also creative with their signs.
Here are few of them:
Best sign yet!! #WomensMarch2018 #WomensMarchNYC pic.twitter.com/F7WZk7JMJn
— Cyrus McQueen (@CyrusMMcQueen) January 20, 2018
Here at #womensmarch2018 pic.twitter.com/er7O4UHOaG
— KD (@notchuraverage1) January 20, 2018
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