One of my friends and I attended the DC March for Science yesterday. Due to various constraints we had, we decided to attend the morning rally portion, and miss the actual march. The rally seemed to have a great turnout, and by the time we left, we could see lots of people on the outskirts of the rally and lots of people still in lines to have their bags checked to get in. I'm not a scientist myself, but I have tremendous respect for science, and wonder why there seem to be people who don't. Anyway, the speakers at the rally were great, and it was wonderful to see so much enthusiasm. I took some pictures, with emphasis on the signs I could see from my vantage point.
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| A number of people were photographing the police horses. |
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| Most people who have had medical care should be able to buy in to this one. |
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| "The purpose of anthropology is to make the world safe for human differences." Dr. Ruth Benedict |
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| "I'm with her." There were lots of signs with this slogan and a picture of Earth. |
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| It's hard to see in this picture, but the bottom of the "What a long, strange trip it's been" poster depicts human evolution. I liked the idea, particularly since I'm a fellow Grateful Dead fan. |
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