The Women’s March Is Not Officially Honoring Hillary Clinton

moto ^ | January 20, 2017 | Samantha Cooney

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Some women aren’t happy that the Women’s March on Washington omitted Hillary Clinton from its list of “revolutionary leaders who paved the way for us to march.”

When the Women’s March, which will take place on Saturday, released its official platform earlier this week, the group included a section dedicated to women who inspired organizers but didn’t mention Clinton’s name. The list included activists like Grace Lee Boggs, Gloria Steinem, Winona LaDuke, Malala Yousafzai and Edith Windsor. But Clinton, the first woman to be the a presidential nominee of a major political party, was missing. The omission is especially notable because the March borrows one of its slogans — “Women’s Rights are Human Rights and Human Rights are Women’s Rights” — from Clinton’s famous 1995 speech on women’s rights in Beijing. Clinton has given no indication that she plans to attend the event.

Sonya Clay, who lives in D.C. and supported Hillary Clinton in 2016 election, started a petition to get Clinton’s name added onto the list, which now has over 5,000 signatures. In addition to Clay’s petition, Wise Women for Hillary sent a letter to the March’s organizers asking that they change their mind. Others agreed, tweeting to March organizers under the hashtag #AddHerName. Some women now say they may stay home if Clinton’s name isn’t added.

[Pearls Before Swine]

Damn, that Bill is scrawny

True, but it's an awful snapshot with his eyes rolling up to look overhead. He looks dead and propped up.

[JudgemAll]

That is because the march is not about women nor Hillary but about globalist Sorros agendas allied with islamic briding of such women

[WildHighlander57]

Ooooooo got a pic with his mouth open..... Catching flies???

Bwahahaha

And illary is wearing whaaaaaaaaat??!!??

Uggggh...