More marchers

These women from the Austin section of the National Council of Jewish Women got in on the Women's March in January.

Checking the action

These observers from the ACLU were on hand at the Women's March to make certain all civil rights were observed.

Signs, signs, everywhere a sign.

Good thoughts here. Lots of people made elaborate signs for the Women's March last month. We took a lot of photos during the event.

Long march

This is just a hint of how long the Women's March was on Jan. 20th. Even dogs got in on the action.

Vote for me! Or us!

These boys are getting their political careers going early. Maybe they will start with being student council members at their elementary schools.

Nice thoughts. Pass them on!

Two girls gave us these little handwritten slips at the Women's March on Jan. 20th. I'll save them for later use. 

It's always time for cookies.

And not the kind that rattle around in your computer. This cookie stand was set up at the Women's March a few weeks ago. They were doing a brisk business.

A couple marching to their own drummer.

This couple took time on a Saturday afternoon to march for what they believe in. I thought it was a nice post for Valentine's Day.

Taking control

This woman is ready to organize and vote. She was part of the huge crowd that showed up for the Women's March on Jan. 20th. 

A moving statement

This women participated even though she is mobility challenged. 

Handmaidens' Trail

I'm going to post a series of photos that I took at the Women's March up Congress Avenue a few weeks ago. Here's one of some women who went to a lot of trouble to make these costumes and then assemble for the parade.

Tired? Yeah, tired of second place!

I loved the signs this woman and her daughters had for the Women's March on Jan. 20th. From the look on her face, the littlest one isn't tired at all. This photo is our entry for the City Daily Photo Theme Day -- the theme this month is "Tired." You can see the rest of the world's ideas on this subject here.

Loving life

Here is our Theme Day photo for Loving Life. This lady doesn't let her physical challenges get her down -- she was smiling from ear to ear during the Women's March on January 21st. She had even dyed her hair pink. See other City Daily Photo members' interpretations of the theme here.

Speaking out

A cogent statement from a civil rights leader who was beaten up for taking a moral stance.

That covers it

Strong statement from the Women's March on Jan. 21.

Another sign from the march

This guy had the time frame down.

Sign from march

One of the signs from the march on Saturday, Jan 21.

Crowd at Women's March

LB and I took part in the march on Saturday afternoon in downtown Austin that attracted around 100,000 people. I'm going to post a few photos that I took over the next few days.