March For Women's LivesWashington, DCApril 25, 2004Several members spent an incredible weekend taking in the sights and sounds of Washington and participating in the largest ever demonstration in the nation's capital. Over a million people started from the Mall, circled past the White House and chanted pro-choice and anti-administration slogans, demanding an end to the backward looking policies that risk women's lives for the sake of the extreme religious views of a few. Our president, Lisa Ridge, started her weekend at the base of the Lincoln Memorial, strolled past the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and then joined members of the American Humanist Association for breakfast before proceeding to the assembly area. These are the pictures she and husband Tim took during a euphoric day of protest and fun! Click any picture to see an enlarged version, and see more March photos using the links below: |
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