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At last year's Women's March in New Orleans, thousands of worried people took to the streets, joining worldwide protests*for gender equality and against just-inaugurated President Donald Trump. The march returns Jan. 20 to renew its call for women's rights under this administration ? as well as the rights of people of color, immigrants, disabled people, LGBT people, workers and other groups national organizers see as threatened by the current political climate.

"We have to come back this year because we're worse off than we were a year ago," says Angela Adkins, president of the National Organization for Women's (NOW's) Baton Rouge chapter and an organizer of the New Orleans Women's March.?