On the anniversary of Donald Trump's inauguration one year ago, tens of thousands of people took to the streets Saturday from New York to Los Angeles in hundreds of Women's Marches to protest his presidency. In the shadow of Trump International Hotel on Manhattan's Central Park West, Lisa Topol, a 46-year-old advertising copywriter, said she came to "stand up and protect democracy." "I could not imagine not coming, what's at stake couldn't be more serious," said Topol, of Manhattan, who there wi...
'What's at Stake Couldn't Be More Serious': Women Marching in N.Y.C. Speak Out Against Trump
People - 20 Jan 2018 23:46
On the anniversary of Donald Trump's inauguration one year ago, tens of thousands of people took to the streets Saturday from New York to Los Angeles in hundreds of Women's Marches to protest his presidency. In the shadow of Trump International Hotel on Manhattan's Central Park West, Lisa Topol, a 46-year-old advertising copywriter, said she came to "stand up and protect democracy." "I could not imagine not coming, what's at stake couldn't be more serious," said Topol, of Manhattan, who there wi...
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