Women take to streets around the world in second day of marches (and great signs).-恒大集团最新消息新闻

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Women—and some men—gathered Sunday across the world, after hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets in the United States on Saturday, capping off a weekend of demonstrations a year after President Donald Trump’s inauguration.

Thousands gathered in several European capitals on Sunday, including Berlin, Paris, and London, with a variety of demands but a uniform rejection of President Donald Trump. People also gathered in other cities around the world, including Melbourne and Munich.

More of the signs spotted at the #TimesUp rally in London pic.twitter.com/DNqgca0vjV
— kassy cho (@kassy) January 21, 2018

Great banners #timesup #womensmarchlondon #WomenMarch2018 pic.twitter.com/PkRY8NNkQR
— Occupy London (@OccupyLondon) January 21, 2018

“Even this dog knows no means no” @womensmarchlon #TimesUp pic.twitter.com/7DMMXaMmMF
— ikran (@ikran) January 21, 2018

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‘Time’s Up’ Women’s March in Paris today. #TimesUp #WomensMarch pic.twitter.com/FK6L47Uu5O
— Fionnuala Gygax (@gygax92) January 21, 2018

A demonstator bears signs reading 'I am raped. Thank you. Me too' on the Trocadero esplanade in Paris on January 21, 2018 during a women's march organized as part of a global day of protests, a year to the day since Donald Trump took office as US president.?Women's March organisers stage protests in a number of cities across Europe amid the #MeToo campaign against sexual harassment, a day after the first anniversary of the inauguration of US President. — A demonstator bears signs reading “I am raped. Thank you. Me too” on the Trocadero esplanade in Paris on January 21, 2018 during a women’s march organized as part of a global day of protests, a year to the day since Donald Trump took office as US president.JACQUES DEMARTHON/Getty Images

Activists participate in a demonstration for women's rights on January 21, 2018 in Berlin, Germany. — Activists participate in a demonstration for women’s rights on January 21, 2018 in Berlin, Germany.Adam Berry/Getty Images

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GOOD DOG IN THE RESISTANCE at #TimesUp London today !! pic.twitter.com/nsJeK8Rqoo
— Anna Cafolla (@AnnaCafolla) January 21, 2018

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The action wasn’t just abroad though as cities across the United States also saw thousands of demonstrators take to the streets for a second day as they called for equality and urged people to go to the polls in the midterms. The marches on Sunday took place a year from the day that hundreds of thousands of women put on pink hats and demonstrated in Washington.

#WomensMarchPhx#WomensMarch2018

The future leaders of America are here as well today pic.twitter.com/rPcg2JsBXd
— Shawn in Az 🌵 (@ShawnInArizona) January 21, 2018

From Hear Our Voices rally in St Paul. #WomensMarch2018 pic.twitter.com/mPHq3pjdej
— Teri Mach Ryan (@tweeteritweet) January 21, 2018

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All ages showing up for @womensmarch 2018 #PowertothePolls event in #LasVegas. pic.twitter.com/nLYY23Pbh2
— Analise Ortiz (@AnaliseOrtiz_AZ) January 21, 2018

The global events Sunday seemed to culminate in Las Vegas, where a rally was held to launch a broad effort to get 1 million people to register to vote in an effort to come out strong in key swing states, including Nevada. “When our country was in free fall, the Women’s March got us out of our despair and out of our homes and into the streets,” said Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood and a speaker at the rally. “And ever since that day, women have been shaking the foundation of America.”

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Protesters carry signs as they make their way to Sam Boyd Stadium for the Women's March 'Power to the Polls' voter registration tour launch on January 21, 2018, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Demonstrators across the nation gathered over the weekend, one year after the historic Women's March on Washington, D.C., to protest President Donald Trump's administration and to raise awareness for women's issues. — Protesters carry signs as they make their way to Sam Boyd Stadium for the Women’s March “Power to the Polls” voter registration tour launch on January 21, 2018, in Las Vegas, Nevada.Sam Morris/Getty Images

Participants, one with a US President Donald Trump figure, stand strong and applaud with their signs during the Women's March Anniversary 'Power To The Polls' event, January 21, 2018 at Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada.The rally is aimed at starting a national campaign to register voters, increase support for women and secure progressive seats in the upcoming midterm elections. — Participants applaud with their signs during the Women’s March Anniversary “Power To The Polls” event, January 21, 2018 at Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada.L.E. BASKOW/Getty Images

LAS VEGAS, NV - JANUARY 21: (EDITOR'S NOTE: Image contains profanity.) An attendee holds a sign during the Women's March 'Power to the Polls' voter registration tour launch at Sam Boyd Stadium on January 21, 2018 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Demonstrators across the nation gathered over the weekend, one year after the historic Women's March on Washington, D.C., to protest President Donald Trump's administration and to raise awareness for women's issues. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images) — An attendee holds a sign during the Women’s March “Power to the Polls” voter registration tour launch at Sam Boyd Stadium on January 21, 2018 in Las Vegas, Nevada.Ethan Miller/Getty Images

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