Women's March - Worldwide Solidarity - Did you go?

The numbers coming in are suggesting this is the largest protest in American history, which was joined by actions around the world. QZ is saying one out of every hundred Americans attended. Crowdsourced and assembled estimates are putting it somewhere between 3.6 to 4.6 million.

I was at the March in New York City. By the time I arrived, 200,000 people had already gone before. It lasted well into the evening. It was the largest protest I've seen in the city, larger than the 2003 anti-war protest. It was a great display of solidarity among groups of people I don't normally see working together. People recognize the broad and focused threats to themselves, their families, their neighbors, and the country.

The hard part is focusing that energy into other positive actions, and for the long haul ahead. But this shows people are ready.