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Featuring Carly Rae Jepsen and Wilson Phillips Kaiser Permanente is a Gold Sponsor of Capital Pride and a Platinum Sponsor of Capital TransPride in our nation's capital

Oliver Spalt/ CC BY-SA 2.5 In the culture of the Hmong people of Laos, family is very important.

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Oliver Spalt/ CC BY-SA 2.5 In the culture of the Hmong people of Laos, family is very important.

Karl-ludwig poggemann/cc by 2.0 President Donald Trump signs a stack of executive orders on Inauguration Day.

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Karl-ludwig poggemann/cc by 2.0 President Donald Trump signs a stack of executive orders on Inauguration Day.

COURTESY OF GILLIAN LELCHUK Protesters gathered with signs at Baltimore’s Women’s March.

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COURTESY OF GILLIAN LELCHUK Protesters gathered with signs at Baltimore’s Women’s March.

COURTESY OF JAVAD FOTOUHI Javad Fotouhi and his wife were detained at the Dulles airport for four hours on Saturday.

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COURTESY OF JAVAD FOTOUHI Javad Fotouhi and his wife were detained at the Dulles airport for four hours on Saturday.

COURTESY OF DAVID SAVELIEV President Trump’s inauguration and ensuing executive orders have caused concerned citizens across the nation to demonstrate. Diverse causes now find support from activists ready to speak up and protect American ideals.

COURTESY OF ANGIE WALKER Walker, whose family is on the ACA, marched in Baltimore with friends.

COURTESY OF MIKA INADOMI Inadomi marched in D.C. in hopes that it would change Trump’s actions.

COURTESY OF MIA BERMAN Berman stressed that white women must stand up for other marginalized groups.

COURTESY OF ISABEL EVANS Evans felt inspired after participating in a sister march in Boston.

COURTESY OF ANTHONY BOUTROS Boutros believes that the masses have the power to enact change.

COURTESY OF SAM DOMINGUEZ Dominguez marched in D.C. with Hopkins freshman for women’s rights.

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COURTESY OF DAVID SAVELIEV President Trump’s inauguration and ensuing executive orders have caused concerned citizens across the nation to demonstrate. Diverse causes now find support from activists ready to speak up and protect American ideals.

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COURTESY OF MIA BERMAN Berman stressed that white women must stand up for other marginalized groups.

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COURTESY OF ISABEL EVANS Evans felt inspired after participating in a sister march in Boston.

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COURTESY OF MIKA INADOMI Inadomi marched in D.C. in hopes that it would change Trump’s actions.