The 2017 Women’s March — the largest single-day protest in U.S. history — showed the world that women are present in the revolution, and after a year of resisting — with plenty of feminist wins — on Jan. 20, the second nationwide demonstration will relay the message that we’re not going anywhere.
For those hoping to spread a personal notita to humankind as they take to the streets for the 2018 Women’s March, a protest sign is a must. Here, a little poster inspo for the raging Latina feminists who know that calladita no te ves más bonita.
1. Tell Trump that he — not Haiti, Central America or Africa — is the real “shithole.”
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2. Get protesters hip to the intersections of reproductive justice and immigrant rights.
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3. Remind people that your power stems from the innermost parts of your full panza.
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4. Express your whole multidimensional self.
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5. Retire that “act like a lady” BS.
Ya tu sabes. #womensmarch #dtla #loteria #aintnoDama #MujerHechaYDerecha #MybasicIllustratorskills
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6. Let the world know that revolutions always have and always will need women.
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7. Form a chingona sisterhood.
#womensmarchlasvegas #fighttrumpeveryday #chingonasunidas?????
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8. Include your abuelita.
9. Welcome mujeres to the movement just as they are.
One love ?????????? @womensmarch #womensmarathon #soulsister #Alia
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10. Inspire them to see their capabilities, strength and invincibility.
11. Let Washington know that you can’t be silenced.
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12. That you ain’t leaving.
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13. And that your resistance was alive in your ancestors and will continue burning in your descendants, because it just can’t die.
READ: Here Are Some Of The Most Chingona Signs Latinas Carried During The Women’s March
