Photos | Women's March in Los Angeles
A large crowd of 42 people, including Jimmy Cricket, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and Smriti Mehra, hold up banners and signs in front of an office building in Los Angeles during the Women's March in 2017. The urban metropolis serves as the backdrop for the parade, with skyscrapers and cloudy blue skies in sight.
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urban womens flag lamp civic glasses transportation outdoor franklin potato footwear bag delano sky mour coachella little tokyo progress necklace pot city jewelry protest arch building smriti mehra skyscraper don't sign shoe handbag cloudy office parade jimmy cricket metropolis center road vehicle roosevelt architecture blue hat text pre unite banner accessories crowd land
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