The first panel illustrates the Women’s March on Washington.
First, Women’s Rights are Humans’ rights. We are all equal in our right basic needs such as fresh water, healthcare, food and shelter regardless of our status or affiliation. We need to trust our leaders to do what is in our best interest, that’s why we vote.
Women’s March was important in part, because of the number of people who participated. Numbers worldwide topped 5 billion! In addition, the most number of children who ever participated in a protest march. What are our children learning from our actions? How much should they know about the current state of affairs. What does it take to be an informed citizens and also protect one’s family?