April 21 marks the the two-month anniversary of the day millions of Americans took to the streets across the country [1] (and the world) protesting Donald Trump [2] during the Women's March; as one of the largest demonstrations [3] in American history, the signage was predictably clever and creative. Marchers in DC [4] weren't the only activists who stepped up their poster game; our editors spotted brilliant signs in Chicago, San Francisco, and New York City on Saturday. Ahead is a collection of our favorites.
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Jose is an immigrant from Mexico. He stood in front of Trump's hotel with this "I am" sign and told us, "El no me quiere," which means, "He doesn't want me here."
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