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One black woman attended the Women’s March on Washington with an extremely important message for white women. Angela Peoples, the director of LGBTQ empowerment organization GetEQUAL, marched on Washington with a sign that was a little different from the go-to “This pussy grabs back” and “My body,

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On Saturday I got mom-shamed. To clarify, I am not a mother. What I am is a journalist who focuses on women’s issues. So on Jan. 21, I got up with hundreds of thousands of women and men to head into downtown Washington, D.C., for the Women’s March. My team gathered our press passes, backpacks,

There was a lot of goodness happening in various cities this past weekend at the Women’s March, but this particular moment is definitely one of our favorites. On Saturday, New Yorker Thomas “Tommy” Keane threw flowers into the unsuspecting crowd from a friends’ balcony and the marchers loved it.The