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Women's March on Washington

Alicia Zen, traveled from New York City, with the flag of "Mr. Hartstein" a Vietnam Veteran who recently died from cancer to participate in the Women's March on Washington where an anticipated 200,000 people turned into an estimated 500,000 to 1 million people, on Saturday, January 21, 2017. When asked about her hopes for the next 4 years, Zen said she hopes, "...we still move forward with progress...that we become more equal, tolerant and accepting of each other..." John Boal Photography

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Alicia Zen, traveled from New York City, with the flag of "Mr. Hartstein" a Vietnam Veteran who recently died from cancer to participate in the Women's March on Washington where an anticipated 200,000 people turned into an estimated 500,000 to 1 million people, on Saturday, January 21, 2017. When asked about her hopes for the next 4 years, Zen said she hopes, "...we still move forward with progress...that we become more equal, tolerant and accepting of each other..." John Boal Photography