The Women’s March has lost its luster. The day after Donald Trump was sworn in for the first time, more than a million people took to the streets in one of the largest single-day protests in ...

The first American women’s march led by suffragists Alice Paul and Lucy Burns in 1913 on the eve of Woodrow Wilson’s inauguration was profoundly controversial and revolutionary.

This year's march has mostly side-stepped the backlash of not having a diverse representation among leaders and speakers. The #PowerToThePolls campaign focuses on getting women registered to vote ...

Last year, BYU senior associate athletic director/senior woman administrator Liz Darger was named a member of the NCAA ...

Third Women’s March returns to D.C. amid anti-Semitism controversy. Thousands gathered in Washington D.C. for the third annual Women’s March on Saturday, following controversy over alleged ...

Women’s March organizers say the group has evolved, absorbed criticism, and become more inclusive as it prepares for Trump’s second term.

While the 'Women’s March' organization is coordinating another protest this Saturday, it is now dubbed the 'People's March' and just 25,000 are expected in Washington, compared to an estimated ...

Eight years ago 500,000 marched in DC against Trump. He has returned and so has the protest - just on a smaller scale. The 2017 Women’s March became famous for its hats and crowd size.

There is no real independence to celebrate under this administration,” the Women’s March declared in its call to action for July 4. “This is our chance to stand together and reclaim the meaning of ...

The first American women’s march led by suffragists Alice Paul and Lucy Burns in 1913 on the eve of Woodrow Wilson’s inauguration was profoundly controversial and revolutionary.