The NH Women’s March for Civil Rights in Portsmouth, NH

While DC had the Million Women March and other major cities across the states filled with women, Portsmouth held the NH Women’s March for Civil Rights in solidarity. Occupy New Hampshire Seacoast expected hundreds to show up – instead, they got thousands.

It was more of a rally than a march. There wasn’t much marching. But there was a lot of music, singing, and the bustle of energetic activists. This was not an angry event. The square was filled with smiling faces, colorful signs, and a feeling of camaraderie – instant belonging. It’s comforting to be around those with similar views and similar fears.

Enjoy this photo documentary.



Rebecca Skane is the editor-in-chief for the Portsmouth Review. She holds a Bachelor of the Arts degree from Lawrence University in Wisconsin and resides in Ashland, NH with her two children. She is the founder of The Portsmouth Book Club which boasts over 1,000 members. She also doubles as a professional escapist. Her genres are scifi and fantasy, both adult and young adult - but she often reads outside of her preferred genres. You can follow her on GoodReads. Aside from her love of good books, she is a professional website developer, content editor, and SEO expert. You can visit her web design and development site at RebeccaSkane.com.


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