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Slideshow: Women’s March 2019
Ria Pai
and
Margaret Li
January 23, 2019
Scenes from the Women’s March
Leila Chabane
and
Sophia Muys
January 23, 2018
International Response to the first week of Trump’s Presidency
Bianca Al-Shamari
, Author
February 1, 2017
Greater than fear: Women’s March in San Francisco
Emilia Diaz-Magaloni
,
Aisha Chabane
,
Rachel Code
, and
Leila Chabane
January 31, 2017
A fight for change: A teacher’s journey in the Washington women’s march
William Sallomi
, Author
January 31, 2017
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![A young woman holds up her sign, which reads viva la mujer, or long live the woman, as she marches. Many marches had signs in spanish, and signs that supported immigrants rights, particularly the young people participating in the threatened DACA program [Differed Action for Childhood Arrival], which grants immigrants who came into the country at a young age rights like a social security number and the ability to attain a work permit. The program is threatened under the Trump administration, which pledged to end the program in October of 2017; the government is currently shut down as a result of the Democratic Party being unwilling to vote in favor of an extension without provisions protecting DACA being put in place.](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/IMG_0079-900x600.jpg)
