About 200,000 people crowded in and around Dag Hammarskjold Plaza in Manhattan Saturday morning to take part in the Women’s March on NYC, according to Borough President Gale Brewer. "We don't like that guy in the White House...we are not kidding," Brewer said. Women and men alike milled about with signs that said "We the people are greater than fear," and "Women's rights are human rights." Organizers said the Women’s March on NYC is for anyone unable to participate in the Women’s March on Washington, also planned for the day after President Donald Trump was inaugurated. "We've come out to say women matter. We matter," Katherine Siemionko, a lead organizer of the march, told the crowd. Actress Rosie Perez, who also spoke during an anti-Trump rally led by Mayor Bill de Blasio on Thursday, told the crowd that she was there to "let the administration know we are here...and we will be respected." "This ...
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