Women's March For Unity

[Rick Waldroup]

Women's March For Unity - Fort Worth, Texas - January 21, 2017

The day after the inauguration of Donald Trump, dozens of protest marches were held across the United States.  There were also numerous unity marches and rallies around the world.

The organizers of this event were hoping for a crowd of a couple of thousand people.  By the end of the march, the crowd was estimated at about 10,000.

To view the entire set of photos, go here http://www.rickwphotography.com/p563040296#h82063d3d


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4.  A few Trump supporters were at the march.  Many protesters flashed him the peace sign and several asked him to join the march.  He told them to "fuck off".




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7.  At the end of the march

[basker]

Rick,

Fine work and worthwhile. Thank you for you showing this.

Sam

[Bjørn Rørslett]

A worthy documentation of a remarkable event.

[Anirban Halder]

True PJ style and fine photography, Rick.

[Akira]

Both qualities of images and selection together make this series special.  Thanks for sharing, Rick!

[armando_m]

Nice to see this series of images

[golunvolo]

Excellent job Rick. I like your way of juxtaposition -I´m quite sure that´s the word I´m looking for- You presented many sides and emotions.



 

[Rick Waldroup]

I want to thank everyone who took the time to view the images and for leaving comments.

[Erik Lund]

Very clean looking, deviating from your usual style a bit,,,
Very high quality PJ street series!

[MILLIREHM]

A good event to document
And fine that you did the series in Black&White Rick.

[BEZ]

Stunning work as usual ...the images seem to have a little extra tonal smoothness which looks nice.

Thank you for sharing here!

Cheers

[stenrasmussen]

Good, honest event and documentation Rick. Thanks for this - most appreciated.

[John Geerts]

Excellent documentary series, Rick.  With #5 and #7 as my favourites (the expression of the faces).

[Andrea B.]

All political commentary has been placed here:  http://nikongear.net/revival/index.php/topic,5334.0.html

[MFloyd]

You should have kept this thread closed. The pictures have modest documentary or pictural quality, anyway, and by next week, everybody would have forgotten about this.  By attempting to sanitize everything, you are making it only worse.