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Women’s March on D.C. in pictures

January 26, 2017
Naari Honor
RISE movement organization reminds demonstrators that marching is only the beginning.
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Naari Honor, Web Editor
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English and Psychology Major, African American Studies Minor

When she is not warding off web gremlins, she enjoys writing for the Guilfordian, developing her amateur photography skills and freelancing around town. Naari listens to vinyl because it sounds better and always knew that narwhals existed before it appeared on the internet. Sports is her favorite section to write for, however, she is truly digging learning the inner workings of social media marketing and web design.