The platform calls for ending violence against women, workers’ rights, reproductive rights, environmental justice, immigrant rights and more. The inclusion of reproductive rights in the platform has angered antiabortion activists, who feel that they too are feminists and this march now excludes. Many antiabortion activists still plan to attend the march to participate and make their stances on abortion clear. (Read more about the debate of whether there is a place for antiabortion women in the Women’s March here.) And activists Angela Davis and Michael Moore and D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) will also be speaking.

Source: Washington Post January 21, 2017 17:48 UTC