Photos | Women's March Protest in Grand Park, Los Angeles
A crowd of over 30 people, including Jimmy Cricket and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, hold signs and march in protest in front of an office building in Grand Park, Los Angeles during the Women's March on January 21, 2017. The clear blue sky and palm trees offer a stark contrast to the passionate display of protest.
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