Hundreds of people converged on Seward Square in the Capitol Hill neighborhood for the “March for Black Women." (Victoria Walker/The Washington Post)Hundreds of people converged on Seward Square in the Capitol Hill neighborhood for the “March for Black Women." (Victoria Walker/The Washington Post)“Let the black women lead,” organizers shouted as hundreds of demonstrators marched up Pennsylvania Avenue. Tanis, who came to the District from Brooklyn, said she appreciated the recognition black women were given on Saturday. Sept. 30, 2017 The March for Black Women and the March for Racial Justice converge at Lincoln Park before moving to the Mall in Washington.

Source: Washington Post September 30, 2017 22:14 UTC