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We want to know why you marched, the moment from your march that has stuck with you and how you felt being part of feminist history. Your story may even appear in the next issue of Ms.!

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This Is Just the Beginning

Ann Agee

“I believe that the Women’s March movement sparked a new era of protest and activism.”

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Marching Toward Equality and Justice for All

Ellen Bravo

We all had to be there. And we will all keep being there for ourselves and for each other.

The Women’s March Through the Eyes of Girl Activists

Caeli Waldron

This is the Women’s March, as told by (and photographed by) girl activists.

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What Next? 10 Ways to Keep Up the Women’s March Momentum

Sanam Anderlini

How do we sustain and build on the momentum of the millions who marched to bring about real changes?

Marching On for Women’s Rights and Climate Justice

Terry Odendahl

I am a veteran of marches—starting with civil rights in 1960s and anti-Vietnam War protests in the ‘70s. But I have never seen anything like last Saturday’s Women’s March on Washington.

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We Can Still Win: Moving Forward after the Women’s March in Action and Love

C. Nicole Mason

“We cannot turn back. This is only the beginning. The Women’s March initiated the resistance. Today and tomorrow, we continue to wage it.”

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This Is What a Movement Looks Like

Carmen Rios

We asked our community members to show us the views from where they were marching on January 21. These are the photos they sent us from around the world.

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Be Safe, Kind and Fierce

Donna Decker

The Boston Women’s March catapulted me into fresh awareness and commitment. It was the most peaceful, electric, powerful antidote to the world change we saw in November.

Why We March: What Ms. Readers Are Fighting For

Carmen Rios

These Ms. readers and community members opened up to us about what theyre fighting for at the Womens March,. Why are you marching today?

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