In Vancouver the focus was on indigenous people and their issues. It was incredible and recreated a sense of community and connection. It was wonderful to be out marching with three generations.

No. That much is pretty clear.

DC’s best sign:

Truth is truth. It’s not about being a ‘liberal reporter’.

Saw this on Instagram:

Those are all fantastic! Here’s my favorite from the march in Austin. What an amazing experience it was, I’m still high from the positive hopeful vibes.

Am I the only one who got a shiver down my spine when I heard Trump say “God looked down and, and he said we’re not going to let it rain on your speech”?

I hope American journalists show even half the bravery of the Syrian political cartoonist Ali Ferzat, whose response to having his hands broken by Assad thugs was “It only hurts when I laugh. But when I think that Assad is afraid of a pencil, I can’t help laughing!”

And lecturing the press about “what they should be writing.”

I was anchoring today and spelled out the President was lying. It was my third story down, post marches and the CIA clusterfuck, and I very specifically said the crowd DID NOT back to the monument, and that numbers did not match what Spicer said.

I am genuinely concerned about the continued attacks on journalists. I read it took Putin about a year to dismantle the free press. I would not be shocked if it takes Trump far less time. He’s already talking about cutting off access and wanting to be able to approve things written about his administration.

I kind of love that WaPo is now just flat-out saying that Trump is lying:

Trump supporters meanwhile think nothing is wrong and everything is perfect. They really are totally detached from reality.

Honestly you could have picked my jaw off the floor. I knew things would be terrible but holy hell this feels like a complete and utter threat to democracy.

He also made this terrifying statement: “We’re going to hold the press accountable.” That’s the direct opposite of how things work in a free nation, asshole.

I think everything Donald does is driven by a surface hatred of Obama, and a much deeper desperate need to be Obama.

Tangentially related but how cute is Ian mckellen’s sign for the women’s march?

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