Moments from the 2020 Women’s March on Washington

January 18, 2020 | 12:34 PM

A dusting of snow and frigid weather in D.C. did not seem to deter protesters as they packed Farragut Square to capacity before the march started.

Women turned out from around the country during the fourth iteration of the Women's March, where thousands marched in downtown D.C. Saturday morning.

Though an estimated 10,000 marchers attended it was a steep decrease from the first Women's March

This year the Women's March focused on three political issues: immigration, climate change and abortion rights.

The march culminated at around 1:20 p.m. when protesters had a moment of silence followed by 10 minutes of chanting facing the White House.

Women turned out from around the country during the fourth Women's March.

The latest pink-hatted protest opposing the current presidency kicked off on Saturday.

A dusting of snow and frigid weather in D.C. did not seem to deter protesters.

This year the Women’s March focused on three political issues: immigration, climate change and abortion rights.

Organizers were sure to point out that this was the final Women’s March before the 2020 election.

Protesters converged in D.C. for the Women's March on Saturday.

Marchers left embarked for the White House just before noon chanting "Rise up. My body, my choice" and "Rise up. Remove Trump now."

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The fourth annual Women’s March on Washington was held on Saturday, Jan. 18. Here are the sights and sounds of the protests.

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