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Gallery: Hundreds gather in Clinton Square to protest reported overturn of Roe v. Wade

Signs with messages such as “Hell hath no fury like 167 million American women betrayed”  lined the streets of Clinton Square Tuesday evening.
Signs with messages such as “Hell hath no fury like 167 million American women betrayed” lined the streets of Clinton Square Tuesday evening. Katie McClellan | Asst. Copy Editor / The Daily Orange
Hundreds of people gathered in Clinton Square Tuesday evening at a protest organized by Women’s March Syracuse.
Hundreds of people gathered in Clinton Square Tuesday evening at a protest organized by Women’s March Syracuse. Katie McClellan | Asst. Copy Editor / The Daily Orange
People of all ages gather to share their views on the subject and express that they stand with Planned Parenthood.
People of all ages gather to share their views on the subject and express that they stand with Planned Parenthood. Katie McClellan | Asst. Copy Editor / The Daily Orange
Members of the Syracuse community join the crowd to show their support for women’s rights.
Members of the Syracuse community join the crowd to show their support for women’s rights. Katie McClellan | Asst. Copy Editor / The Daily Orange
Reverend Jo VonRue speaks at an event organized by Women’s March Syracuse in protest of the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
Reverend Jo VonRue speaks at an event organized by Women’s March Syracuse in protest of the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Katie McClellan | Asst. Copy Editor / The Daily Orange
Several of the protestors sport clothing that support women’s reproductive rights.
Several of the protestors sport clothing that support women’s reproductive rights. Katie McClellan | Asst. Copy Editor / The Daily Orange
Clergy members gathered amongst the crowds and showed their support for pro-choice individuals.
Clergy members gathered amongst the crowds and showed their support for pro-choice individuals. Katie McClellan | Asst. Copy Editor / The Daily Orange
Hundreds gathered outside of the James M. Hanley Courthouse and Federal Building to protest the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
Hundreds gathered outside of the James M. Hanley Courthouse and Federal Building to protest the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Katie McClellan | Asst. Copy Editor / The Daily Orange
Protestors hold signs describing the implications of making abortions illegal in some states.
Protestors hold signs describing the implications of making abortions illegal in some states. Katie McClellan | Asst. Copy Editor / The Daily Orange
Hillary Warner, manager of Outreach & Education Programs at Planned Parenthood of Central and Western New York speaks in Clinton Square Tuesday evening.
Hillary Warner, manager of Outreach & Education Programs at Planned Parenthood of Central and Western New York speaks in Clinton Square Tuesday evening. Katie McClellan | Asst. Copy Editor / The Daily Orange
A sign reading “I’m with her” and arrows pointing in all directions shows the protestor’s support for all of the women around them.
A sign reading “I’m with her” and arrows pointing in all directions shows the protestor’s support for all of the women around them. Katie McClellan | Asst. Copy Editor / The Daily Orange
A woman holds a sign reading “A body is not a political battleground” in front of the James M. Hanley Courthouse.
A woman holds a sign reading “A body is not a political battleground” in front of the James M. Hanley Courthouse. Katie McClellan | Asst. Copy Editor / The Daily Orange
Members of the crowd express their concerns about democracy and the rights restrictions American citizens are facing.
Members of the crowd express their concerns about democracy and the rights restrictions American citizens are facing. Katie McClellan | Asst. Copy Editor / The Daily Orange