...that claims to want to
'live according to the principles of freedom of speech, of religion, to live free of fear', is being led by a woman who is an outspoken
Muslim activist, advocate of the extremely
OPPRESSIVE Sharia law...
...and co-chairs the Women's March along with Zahra Billoo and Omar Suleiman, Dawud Walid, Talib Shareef, Nihad Awad and Mujahid Fletcher from the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) - a known supporter of Muslim terrorism...

"Authorities arrested Linda Sarsour at Speaker of the House Paul Ryanâs office Monday while demanding Ryan meet with her and others protesting current inaction on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program (DACA) program.
An outspoken Muslim activist, advocate of Sharia law and co-chair of the Womenâs March, Sarsour â along with Zahra Billoo and Omar Suleiman, Dawud Walid, Talib Shareef, Nihad Awad and Mujahid Fletcher from the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) â were arrested for civil disobedience according to MSN.com
âWe donât want to live based on fear. We want to live according to the principles of freedom of speech, of religion,â said Fletcher, an immigrant from Columbia who doesnât want to see DACA end."
(BTW, 'DACA' never LEGALLY started - it does not exist. It was an ILLEGAL, UN-CONSTITUTIONAL 'edict' issued by the former dictator-wannabe President who admitted before he issued his edict that he did not have the Constitutional authority to do so. 'DACA' can't end until it STARTS!)
Not long ago the Women's March named Donna Hylton as an 'Honored Guest Speaker' at one of their marches. Hylton was a convicted criminal who kidnapped, tortured, sodomized, murdered, then attempted to ransom an 80+ year-old man.

Stories like this one, idiot women who claim to want to live without fear and oppression, women who claim to want free speech - following a female Muslim activist who advocates Sharia Law, the highly oppressive Sharia Law that mistreats and abuses women so much - helps 'you' understand how snowflakes could have so easily been duped by the Russians into organizing and marching for them.

Women's March Leader Linda Sarsour Arrested
Womenâs March Featured Speaker Who Kidnapped And Tortured A Man
Liberal women...How stupid are liberal women? See picture...
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Awesome Post!
Womenâs March âFeministsâ Unable to Define âWhat a Woman Is.â
Asked to define "what a woman is." These champions of women's rights proved unable to give a coherent answer. In fact, many of them said a woman is anyone who identifies as a woman. One even said, "I think it's a choice."
They could not define the very concept supposedly at the center of their cause. If anyone can be a woman, then the oppression of the "Patriarchy" can have no meaning. If there is no real difference between men and women, the gender pay gap
cannot even exist.
"How would you define what a woman is?" Backholm asked the protesters.
"I think a woman... That's a trick question," one of them shot back.
"I think a woman is anything that she wants to be defined as," said another.
"She's an individual."
"Like, weâre selling uterus pins, but that doesnât mean that if you have a uterus, you're a woman, or if you donât have one, youâre not a woman," one protester replied.
"I think a woman is someone who chooses to express themselves ⌠can be in the feminine way but also can be in the non-binary way as well," another said.
"A woman is love and strength and power," one protester insisted.
Others chimed in, "A woman is anyone that identifies as a woman, simple as that."
"I think a woman is, like, if you identify as a woman," another said. "If you want to be a woman, then youâre a woman."
Backholm went on to ask, "Are there any innate differences between men and women today?"
Many of the protesters struggled to answer that question, as well.
"Do you think that anyone can be a woman?" he further queried.
"Anyone probably could be a physical woman if they would like to," one protester said.
"Yes, I think itâs a choice," another insisted.
"Yes, yes because I think itâs a mindset,"
One more chimed in, "I think anybody can be a woman."
Although many people do suffer with gender dysphoria, the condition of identifying with the gender opposite their biological sex, maleness and femaleness are determined down to the level of DNA â and men and women have different physiologies throughout their lives, beginning in the womb.
Women and men are different, and those differences would be vital for any women's movement worthy of the name.
Better luck next year, ladies! The way things are going now, you'll get four more chances to get the Women's March right.