PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Tens of thousands of activists young and old flooded Philadelphia’s main thoroughfare on Saturday to show their opposition to President Donald Trump and his policies while also marking the anniversary of rallies in support of women’s rights. According to the march's official website, protests are planned for both Saturday and Sunday in almost every state and around the world. In downtown L.A., James Raking, a 40-year-old resident of Hancock Park, held a sign that read “I’m every woman.” He said he marched to oppose the president’s “sexism.”

Said Raking, “I think anyone would be a better president than Donald Trump.”

Kathryn Aguilar of Santa Monica said she hoped her daughter won’t ever go through “the same type of harassment I had to.”

Guadeloupe Garcia,17, from Long Beach, walked through the streets of downtown, holding a sign that read, “I’m Mexican.
Hundreds of thousands protest in D.C., with thousands of protesters turning out in Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, and other cities throughout the United States and the world in cities such as Rome, Italy internationally, in support of women's rights.