“Can women's march make magic moment into a movement?” Do you as a woman feel you have equal rights? Some women today feel they do not have equal rights, while others think they do have equal rights. I as a women feel I have equal rights. The writer claims this was a magical moment in history. “It was certainly a magic moment -- hundreds of thousands of women pouring hour after hour into the Mall in Washington, joined in protest by women in dozens of American cities and even in a half dozen or more big cities overseas. (“"Can Women's March Make Magic Moment into a Movement?”) I disagree, I do not feel this was a magical moment in history, I feel this was nothing but unnecessary. I do not appreciate all these women trying to speak for me. They do not speak for me, I speak for myself. I do not like how women half naked, wearing hats that they refer to as a vigina, marching around bashing men an using bad language for me. Because that does not represent me. I feel this did not send a positive message about women. Just because those women decided to do that does not mean they are representing all the women in the world. Some women do not agree with what they protested for.…show more content… You can change your tire, work outside, and even change the oil in your car. So instead of women complaining they don't have the same rights as men why don't y'all apply yourself. You do have the same rights you can do all of those things just like a man can. Therefore, go out and do those things because it’s your right and you are allowed too. If those women who decided to march really wanted the same equal rights they would already be doing those things instead of just complaining about it. I believe this “march” was more than that about just women rights. I believe this was about Trump being our president, and them not getting their way. As if that march is going to change our
