We went to the Women’s March on Washington to ask our fellow marchers what they had to say to Donald Trump and what brought them into the streets today. Over the next couple of days we’ll be posting some of their stories. Here’s one woman who’s a first generation American who says she feels devastated to think that her parents would not be welcomed into our country today.
And now, museums are collecting their favorite women’s march signs from this historic moment.
" Even if we did stop talking, I feel as if we would somehow eventually find our way back to each other, even though we never really found each other in the first place. "
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" Marijuana doesn’t actually kill brain cells; a new study says it may help regrow them. "
" Psychology says, people tend to value memories more than actual people. Sometimes you miss the memories, not the actual person. "
" Today is a new day, don’t let the lows of yesterday prevent you from enjoying the highs of today. "
" Falling in love is easy, staying in love is a challenge, letting go is hard, and moving on is the hardest. "
" If your boyfriend or girlfriend wrongs you don’t tell your parents about it. You might forgive them, but your parents won’t. "
" we have to talk about race so that we don’t have to talk about race. "
" If they took back the pain they caused, you’d lose the strength you gained. "
" Psychologically, one of the most devastating things in life is when someone you care about gives up on you. "
