ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 1月21日 02時53分

“I feel like the revolution is now.” That’s what Vanessa Medina, a 32-year-old nurse, said prompted her to participate in the @womensmarch today, even though she didn’t march last January. Vanessa, who lives in Clifton, New Jersey, cited the #TimesUp campaign against sexual harassment and Republicans’ attempts to defund @plannedparenthood as her reasons for protesting. “I want equal pay,” her 11-year-old daughter chimed in. “And equal rights.” @trittscamera took this portrait of Vanessa and her daughter this morning in Columbus Circle. A deluge of revelations about powerful men abusing women, leading to the #MeToo moment, has galvanized activists to demand deeper social and political change. #WomensMarch events are underway in Washington, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, Rome and hundreds of other cities and towns. We’ll share more scenes from demonstrations big and small across the U.S. later on.

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