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Thousands of Women Proudly March in Austin

January 23, 2017 9:48AM

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Danny Fulgencio
In Solidarity with Washington and other globally-organized events, thousands marched on behalf of women's rights in the Texas State Capital. Intersectional feminists brought their issues before Austin on clever signs and chants, marching and gathering in front of the Capitol. All photos by Danny Fulgencio.
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