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3:56Now PlayingAt the Women's March and other protests, pink "Pussy hats" grabbed the attention. Lou was on the ground in Washington DC asking protestors about their pussy hats and other outfits. What would you wear to a protest? Let us know in the comments and SUBSCRIBE for more videos every week!
After Donald Trump was elected, liberal Americans hit the streets in full force - starting with #NotMyPresident protests, riots, and culminating after the inauguration with a massive protest and the next day the Women's March on Washington, filling the city with hundreds of thousands of women - many wearing iconic pink "pussy hats" knit from pink yarn. Even among those that passed up the pussy hats, though, there were a lot of colorful outfits and accessories. We asked demonstrators and marchers to explain their pussy hats or other costumes and had a great time doing it. Let us know what you think!
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Lou - Lou Perez
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Executive Producers: Maurice Black, Lou Perez, Erin O’Connor, & Rob Pfaltzgraff
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Head Writer: Lou Perez
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