People demanded equal rights for all in Women’s March in Oakland

Nagisa Tsukada, Staff member
January 31, 2017

People protested against newly elected president Donald Trump all over the world on January 21, 2017.

Oakland was one of those cities. Protesters marched slowly, demanding equal rights for women, Muslims, immigrants and LGBTQ.

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