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Gallery: Women’s March 2020

By Corey Henry, Emily Steinberger The Daily Orange
Bundled against the extreme cold, protesters bear signs advocating for gender equality as they march.
Bundled against the extreme cold, protesters bear signs advocating for gender equality as they march. Emily Steinberger | Design Editor
March organizers Nada Odeh and Nodesia Hernandez lead protesters along the sidewalks toward the United Methodist Church.
March organizers Nada Odeh and Nodesia Hernandez lead protesters along the sidewalks toward the United Methodist Church. Emily Steinberger | Design Editor
Protesters hold a banner of Syracuse's May Memorial Unitarian Universalist Society, one of several community groups that supported Saturday's march.
Protesters hold a banner of Syracuse's May Memorial Unitarian Universalist Society, one of several community groups that supported Saturday's march. Emily Steinberger | Design Editor
State Sen. Rachel May voices her support for protesters, whom she joined for the Women's March.
State Sen. Rachel May voices her support for protesters, whom she joined for the Women's March. Emily Steinberger | Design Editor
Protesters arrive to the United Methodist Church, the march's final destination, to hear speakers share perspectives on women's rights.
Protesters arrive to the United Methodist Church, the march's final destination, to hear speakers share perspectives on women's rights. Corey Henry | Photo Editor
Odeh performs a poem reflecting on themes of women empowerment.
Odeh performs a poem reflecting on themes of women empowerment. Corey Henry | Photo Editor
Reverend Deanna Daniel sings "I Need You to Survive," a song about the importance of solidarity.
Reverend Deanna Daniel sings "I Need You to Survive," a song about the importance of solidarity. Corey Henry | Photo Editor
Hernandez addresses protesters in the United Methodist Church.
Hernandez addresses protesters in the United Methodist Church. Corey Henry | Photo Editor
A protester photographs a speaker as she shares her story at the microphone.
A protester photographs a speaker as she shares her story at the microphone. Emily Steinberger | Design Editor
Human rights advocate Agnes McCray shares her story and implores inclusivity within the women's right movement.
Human rights advocate Agnes McCray shares her story and implores inclusivity within the women's right movement. Corey Henry | Photo Editor
Colleen Kattau and Fifth District Common Councilor Joe Driscoll perform a song about the history of women's rights in the United States.
Colleen Kattau and Fifth District Common Councilor Joe Driscoll perform a song about the history of women's rights in the United States. Corey Henry | Photo Editor
Kattau performs a song about risks feminists assume in their advocacy work, a cappella.
Kattau performs a song about risks feminists assume in their advocacy work, a cappella. Corey Henry | Photo Editor
Community activist Amiah Crisler reflects on the march's theme of peacemaking.
Community activist Amiah Crisler reflects on the march's theme of peacemaking. Corey Henry | Photo Editor
More than one hundred protesters gather within the United Methodist Church after marching through the snow from the James M. Hanley Federal Building.
More than one hundred protesters gather within the United Methodist Church after marching through the snow from the James M. Hanley Federal Building. Corey Henry | Photo Editor
Black Leadership Coalition co-founder Cjala Surratt asks protesters to consider intention and privilege as part of their march.
Black Leadership Coalition co-founder Cjala Surratt asks protesters to consider intention and privilege as part of their march. Corey Henry | Photo Editor
Gina Illiev, a co-founder of the Black Leadership Coalition, describes the need for total engagement to address chronic community issues in Syracuse.
Gina Illiev, a co-founder of the Black Leadership Coalition, describes the need for total engagement to address chronic community issues in Syracuse. Corey Henry | Photo Editor
Stephanie Philips, a former health center manager for Planned Parenthood in Syracuse, discusses the need for open-mindedness among feminists.
Stephanie Philips, a former health center manager for Planned Parenthood in Syracuse, discusses the need for open-mindedness among feminists. Corey Henry | Photo Editor
Hernandez explains the symbolism of her multi-color scarf as a representation of diversity.
Hernandez explains the symbolism of her multi-color scarf as a representation of diversity. Corey Henry | Photo Editor
Driscoll performs a cover of Erykah Badu's "On and On" as the event concludes.
Driscoll performs a cover of Erykah Badu's "On and On" as the event concludes. Emily Steinberger | Design Editor
Protesters wear pink hats, a recent emblem of the women's rights movement in the U.S.
Protesters wear pink hats, a recent emblem of the women's rights movement in the U.S. Corey Henry | Photo Editor
Published on January 19, 2020 at 5:35 pm

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