Second Women's March Protests State of Country
Five Corners in Vineyard Haven was filled with over 150 protesters.
Five Corners in Vineyard Haven was filled with over 150 protesters.
Parents brought children to be a part of democracy in action.
Parents brought children to be a part of democracy in action.
Katrina Nevin makes a statement.
Katrina Nevin makes a statement.
It's never too early to make your feelings known.
It's never too early to make your feelings known.
Both women and men held signs in solidarity.
Both women and men held signs in solidarity.
Despite the seriousness of the situation, smiles were abundant.
Despite the seriousness of the situation, smiles were abundant.
Human rights were popular theme.
Human rights were popular theme.
Variety of signs held a common message.
Variety of signs held a common message.
Joyce Dresser and Ellen Gaskill help lead the protest Saturday.
Joyce Dresser and Ellen Gaskill help lead the protest Saturday.
Bonding moment for mother and daughter.
Bonding moment for mother and daughter.
Helen Neumann takes in the scene.
Helen Neumann takes in the scene.
Beautiful weather shined down on the Women's March.
Beautiful weather shined down on the Women's March.
Motorists passing by honked and cheered in support.
Motorists passing by honked and cheered in support.
Family time for Noele, Lisa and Brian Nelson.
Family time for Noele, Lisa and Brian Nelson.
Athearn family brought signs and good cheer.
Athearn family brought signs and good cheer.
We the people.
We the people.
Love Helps Everything, wise words from Bruce Nevin.
Love Helps Everything, wise words from Bruce Nevin.
Women, men, teenagers and children gathered at Five Corners Saturday afternoon to mark the first anniversary of the women’s march to protest the inauguration of President Trump. The demonstrators chanted and waved signs as motorists driving through the busy intersection honked horns and waved in appreciation.