Photos: Women's March in Tucson, Green Valley, Oro Valley
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An estimated 15,000 marched downtown Tucson in alignment with the Women's March on Washington. We've added some reader submitted photos. If you have any photos from the marches that you'd like to share, upload them to tucson.com/readers
Women's March on Washington - Oro Valley
- Submitted by Abby Marier
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The women of Sun City Oro Valley supported the Jan. 21st Tucson Women’s March by gathering to express their concerns about the future possibility of diminished rights as women and as citizens. The group will be meeting on a regular basis to study and act on issues of concern to women. Submitted by Abby Marier
Women's March on Washington - Tucson
- Mike Christy / Arizona Daily Star
The third floor of the Joel Valdez Main Library offers spectators a high view during the Tucson demonstration of the Women's March on Washington. Mike Christy / Arizona Daily Star
Women's March on Washington - Oro Valley
- Submitted by Abby Marier
The women of Sun City Oro Valley supported the Jan. 21st Tucson Women’s March by gathering to express their concerns about the future possibility of diminished rights as women and as citizens. The group will be meeting on a regular basis to study and act on issues of concern to women. Submitted by Abby Marier
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