About 1,500 hit streets for womens march in San Antonio to protest Trump, march for equality
An estimated 1,500 people gathered at San Antonio City Hall Saturday for a women's march to oppose President Donald Trump.
Women and men, children and the elderly, people of all ethnicity, held signs and chanted. One little girl was dressed as Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
She said she did this because justice Ginsburg is a fighter for women's rights and equality.
Just before the march was a state of the community address on the steps of city hall where they decried Trump's proposal of a Muslim registry and called for unity and power to fight the new president.
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[font color=330099]I suspect that the turnout was comparatively low since Austin is less than 80 miles away.[/font]
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