Des Moines, Iowa, USA. 19th January, 2019. Because of severe weather and extreme cold the 3rd annual Women’s March was held inside the state capitol in Des Moines on Saturday. Several hundred people participated in the event. Credit: Keith Turrill/Alamy Live News Credit: Keith Turrill/Alamy Live News

Des Moines, Iowa, USA. 19th January, 2019. Because of severe weather and extreme cold the 3rd annual Women’s March was held inside the state capitol in Des Moines on Saturday. Several hundred people participated in the event. Credit: Keith Turrill/Alamy Live News Credit: Keith Turrill/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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