Students attend the inauguration of President Trump
Jan 22, 2017 3:33 pmIU Trump supporters reached out to legislators for tickets to the inauguration to celebrate the 45th president.
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IU Trump supporters reached out to legislators for tickets to the inauguration to celebrate the 45th president.
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Nearly a million people came to the flagship protest for the Women's March on Washington.
Protesters wore pink hats and sang "We Will Overcome" in unison.
Women's marches took place in cities across the world.
A protester's "Black Lives Matter" sign was met with taunts.
IDS reporters were positioned near Trump Hotel on Pennsylvania Ave.
Americans line National Mall for inauguration of President Donald Trump.
He promised to never let the country down.
The IDS remembers President Obama's eight years in office.
Inaugurate the Revolution will feature speakers, workshops and projects on various social topics.
The students are from Mike Pence's alma mater.
Both have spoken to the country at large this week.
Planned Parenthood views Donald Trump and Mike Pence's promise to appoint a pro-life justice as a threat but not an absolute.
There has been no official motion yet to consider sanctuary campus status.
Some in Muslim community are unsure about their future.
Many publications were told there was no room at the plant.
Steve Bannon has been accused of white nationalism and anti-semitism.
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