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11 Of The Best Signs From The Women's Marches

We poured our hearts out onto posterboard this past weekend.

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11 Of The Best Signs From The Women's Marches
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This past weekend, we witnessed the largest Inauguration protest in history. The Women's Marches that took place around the world were aimed at promoting women's rights and equality for all as the United States moves forward under a new administration. The turn out was huge and support was amazing. From New York City to London; from Los Angles to Paris, hundreds of thousands marched wearing the best clothes and carrying the greatest signs. People participating in the marches and rallies created amazing, beautiful, and sometimes hysterical signs that they carried proudly down the streets on display for all. Here are some of the best signs from Women's Marches around the world.

1. #Relatable -- am I right?

2. William Shakespeare quotes show up in places besides high school English tests! And are adorably appropriate.

3. Because "boy will be boys" is a terrible excuse to allow sexism and misogyny to persist. This parent is raising their son right!

4. Carrie Fisher would be so proud to be the face of peaceful protest.

5. Signs don't need to be complicated! Just state the facts.

6. The art combined with the slogan on this one is just perfect. Stay nasty, my friends!

7. A classic protest quote done by someone who was more artistically inclined than I will ever be. You go girl, make it fancy!

8. 1968 is calling but 1984 is here. George Orwell anyone?

9. Many signs took a cue from Donald Trump and read "Grab [insert object here]." This one is particularly good. Education is key! And reading is fun!

10. The words of Tupac echo through the minds of many.

And on a final note:

11. It all starts with the individual. We can do it.

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