This past weekend, more than 600 locations around the world — from small-town America to Arctic research outposts and even under the sea — hosted demonstrations in support of the March for Science. Organizers have reported huge turnout numbers, including 40,000 marchers in DC, making this yet another show of resistance to dwarf Trump’s own rallies and events.
If there’s one thing the resistance knows how to do when we come together and pool our collective creativity, it’s make a kickass protest sign — and the March for Science did not disappoint. Here are some of our favorites from the day. Want even more sassy signs for science? Find the rest on our Flickr account!
As a member of .@NastyWP, I salute the .@NastyWomenofNPS. This #marchforscience sign is my #mondaymotivation. TY, all! ❤️ pic.twitter.com/nu6WmTw9J8
— KM Huber (@KM_Huber) April 24, 2017
What a beautiful way to celebrate #EarthDay: in the streets defending the ? #marchforscience
04.29, keep rising: https://t.co/YC0jxrACGK pic.twitter.com/pLAJw6LKog
— Public Citizen (@Public_Citizen) April 22, 2017
Here's what it was like at the #MarchForScience https://t.co/Ra6UHcWJPm pic.twitter.com/Qv9qAd0teh
— Science Friday (@scifri) April 22, 2017
This #marchforscience protestor is in Boston to celebrate a scientific breakthrough that saved her husband's life
https://t.co/XWalX8nmU9 pic.twitter.com/M0B7Aqt9ii— WIRED Science (@WIREDScience) April 22, 2017
Happy #MarchForScience Day! @sciencemarchdc pic.twitter.com/lijVPaptgg
— Sierra Club (@SierraClub) April 22, 2017
Erasing data doesn't make it less true. #marchforsciencePhilly #EarthDay #ScienceMarch pic.twitter.com/EGKUHcLBna
— LCV (@LCVoters) April 22, 2017
Now keep this resistance going strong — join the People’s Climate March on April 29!
This Saturday, we’ll be marching for jobs, justice, and the climate with the People’s Climate Movement. To defend our environment and communities from Trump’s dangerous agenda, we need everyone to step up and get active — are you in? RSVP for a People’s Climate March near you today! (You can even reuse your sign from the March for Science, we won’t tell.)
