Female demonstrator with MOB (Mothers Opposing Bush) pinned to her daypack.

Two activists hold a female diety sign - ITS OURS TO MAKE -

Two NYRA (National Youth Rights Association) activists pass out literature explaing how to protect and defend the civil and human rights of young people in the United States.

A dressed up Viking shows his support for abortion rights.

A young activist proudly displays her demonstration shirt - This is What A Jewish Feminist Looks Like -

Four Republican women for Pro-Choice.

One of the Honored Guests speaks to the record crowds at the March for Women's Lives

Women of all ages and races came together on April 25th to have their message heard. This activist holds a Planned Parenthood sign reading DERECHOS REPRODUCTIVOS SON DERECHOS HUMANOS.

In the shadow of the Washington Monument, community and national leaders encouraged the crowd of over 1 million activists at the March for Women's Lives.

Leaders from many National Organizations spoke to the crowd that stretched from the Washington Monument to the Capitol at the March for Women's Lives.

Pink was the color used to show the unity of the those who marched on Washington. This group of women from NARAL cheer following one of the speakers.

A March for Womens Lives speaker encourages the crowd.

Women, Men and Children filled the National Mall from the Washington Monument to the U.S. Capitol in support of Reproductive Rights. This group of supporters from NARAL hold signs which read WHO DECIDES? and ITS YOUR CHOICE ... NOT THEIRS. One activist holds a hand-made sign stating the AMERICA IS CHOICE within a U.S. Flag.

Senator Hillary Clinton speaks to the crowds on the National Mall at the March for Womens Lives. *

With the Washington Monument as a backdrop, Senator Hillary Clinton speaks in support of reproductive rights on April 25, 2004.