[JK: I asked Michele Madigan to post me pictures and stories regarding the Women’s March in D.C.]
They left at 11:45 this evening on a bus to D.C. She is traveling with her mother.
Michele Madigan’s Great Adventure: Women’s March
They left at 11:45 this evening on a bus to D.C. She is traveling with her mother.
Saratoga Springs Politics 
In 1911 my grandmother marched for woman’ssufferage, today her great grand daughters are marching for woman’ right. In the sixties and seventies I marched with them against Vietnam,civil rights,and, passed out literature covering theERA,and various elections. And went
With me still in diapers on marches to DC.
None felt this was a grand adventure. This was doing our civic duty resisting what we believed were opponents to our rights and the rights of others.
A grand adventure fur any of us would be a bus ride to Chicago to see the Grateful Dead.
I do not disparage any positive civil action,however one must think serious about how the message is received and by whom
As an aside, I was most disappointed not to participate due to ill health.
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said it right!
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“If I can’t dance, I don’t want to be part of your revolution.”
-Emma goldman
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