In the wake of her first march, Katie Bell reflects on how a movement such as the resistance has the capacity to unite

With an estimated 2.9 million in attendance — incidentally the same approximate margin by which Hillary Clinton won the popular vote — and crowd estimates steadily climbing, the Women's March on Washington and its sister marches across the U.S. made their collective mark as the largest single day demonstration in U.S. history. Patty Hails was at the march in DC.