Photos | Women's March Takes Over the City
A massive crowd gathers in front of towering skyscrapers and apartment buildings at the Women's March in Grand Park, Los Angeles. Amidst blue skies and palm trees, protesters took to the streets to demand change and challenge the status quo.
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architecture continental summer rise neighborhood ca urban plant building pre apartment iii eos metropolitan complex outdoors transportation grand area tree condo road outdoor states intersection sky tokyo city traffic land tower womens bird blue coachella bicycle january winter metropolis shrub cityscape nature mark united car vehicle light skyscraper high office downtown los angeles spring town canon housing st civic center garden palm animal california crowd march park little
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