Hundreds of people gathered at Cal Anderson Park Sunday evening to rally against discrimination. Credit: RAMON DOMPOR
Hundreds of people gathered at Cal Anderson Park Sunday evening to rally against discrimination.
Hundreds of people gathered at Cal Anderson Park Sunday evening to rally against discrimination. RAMON DOMPOR

Last night, hundreds of people rallied against racism, xenophobia, and sexism at Cal Anderson Park. The rally then moved downtown. No arrests were made, reports Joshua McNichols for KUOW. See our photos from the rally below:

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Children hold a sign: No Trump, no hate.
Children hold a sign: “No Trump, no hate.” RAMON DOMPOR
For a complete listing of future rallies, see our Resistance calendar.
For a complete listing of future rallies, see our Resistance calendar. RAMON DOMPOR
This is just one of many rallies for inclusion that took place in Seattle last week.
This is just one of many rallies for inclusion that took place in Seattle last week. RAMON DOMPOR
Love will prevail, one womans sign read.
“Love will prevail,” one woman’s sign read. RAMON DOMPOR
People made signs to use at the peaceful rally, which moved from Cal Anderson Park to downtown.
People made signs to use at the peaceful rally, which moved from Cal Anderson Park to downtown. RAMON DOMPOR
Trumps presidential win last week shocked people in cities across the country.
Trump’s presidential win last week shocked people in cities across the country. RAMON DOMPOR
The safety pin has emerged as a controversial symbol of acceptance.
The safety pin has emerged as a controversial symbol of acceptance. RAMON DOMPOR