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A woman livestreams from a Seattle protest following the murder of George Floyd.

Black Lives Matter protestors shield themselves under umbrellas after days of being tear gassed by Seattle Police.

A protestor holds a sign reading "No KXL" inside of a Chase bank location in Seattle, WA to speak against the bank's funding of the Keystone XL Pipeline.

Protestors lock themselves to the front door of Chase Bank, one of many coordinated actions across the city of Seattle designed to put pressure of the bank to withdraw funding from the KXL Pipeline.

A woman burns ceremonial smoke during a May Day march in Seattle, WA.

Dancers participate in the May Day March for Worker and Immigrants Rights.

A child gets carried during a seven mile long march advocating for migrant workers.

Protestors took to the streets of Washington, DC following the inauguration of Donald Trump, starting fires and smashing store fronts.

A woman sits in defiance on the side of Pennsylvania Avenue on Inauguration Day as the inaugural parade passes.

Protestors burn a garbage can on the streets of Washington, DC on the night of the inauguration.

An estimated 500,000 people of all ages participated in the Women's March in Washington on January 21, 2017.

Mobility was limited as crowds became dense and the start of the march was delayed, but participants remained patient.

Protestors stopped to voice their opinion in front of Trump International Hotel.

Many protestors danced and sang their way down the streets of DC on the day after the inauguration.

Impromptu dance circles formed while protestors waited for the Women's March to begin.

The Sassiest Signs From the Seattle Women’s March

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