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SLO Women’s March Video

Taylor Saugstad
February 14, 2017

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Video shot and edited by: Alexander Bissell

Thousands trudged through pouring rain in downtown San Luis Obispo recently to take a stand against the country’s new president and to show solidarity for women’s rights — in one of the largest marches in the history of the town.

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