It began as a Facebook post by a Hawaii grandmother the day after Hillary Clinton’s loss in November and blossomed into a worldwide protest movement against Donald Trump. The largest demonstration took place in Washington DC, where according to estimates well over half a million people marched.
In California, my home state, about 400 thousand marched in Los Angeles, 100 thousand in San Francisco and 60 thousand in neighboring Oakland–writes HFP’s György Lázár.
On Saturday, January 21 an estimated 2.6 million people took part in 673 marches in 50 US states and 32 foreign countries, even in Hungary. In Budapest about 500 people walked at the banks of the river Danube. In freezing weather they created a human chain across the Chain Bridge from Pest to Buda.
These photos are from György Lázár who attended the Oakland, California march.