Hundreds of Minnesotans rally to commemorate first anniversary of women’s marches
"What are you going to do in 2018?" master of ceremonies
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Elect women into office. End violence. Work toward environmental justice. Protect reproductive rights, as well as rights for gay and transgender people, worker's rights, civil rights, rights for people with disabilities, and immigrants' rights.
Dozens of people at the Union Depot event held clipboards signing up volunteers. Some of the groups participating included Women Resisting White Supremacists,
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"We are here to show up in solidarity with women and support our allies," she said. "These dances are sacred dances passed on for generations, they are not for entertainment."
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"We are standing together with a feminine voice to show the administration, the state, the country that we are here to stay so that our daughters know they are heard and have a voice,"
Several celebrities led protests across the country, including actress
"In 2018, it is a testament to the power and resilience of women everywhere," she tweeted, urging people to show that power at the voting booth this year.
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