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People were really creative with their signs at women’s marches

A protester at the Boston Women’s March at the Boston Common Saturday.Eric Moskowitz/GLOBE STAFF

Less than a day after President Donald Trump took office, demonstrators took to the streets more than 600 cities around the world to blast the newly minted leader and demand fair treatment for women, minorities, and other groups.

In Boston, the rally also included mass produced signs from Planned Parenthood, the American Civil Liberties Union, and labor unions.

But what stood out the most was the wide variety of homemade signs, displaying messages that went well beyond women’s issues. Some protesters had spent hours making them in advance, others spontaneously scribbled on poster boards at the rally.

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Here are a sample of them from Boston, as well as other cities:

BOSTON

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Shirley Leung/Globe staff
Eric Moskowitz/GLOBE STAFF

BROOKLINE

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CALIFORNIA

LOS ANGELES

ATLANTA

WASHINGTON, D.C.

NEW YORK CITY

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PHILADELPHIA

IOWA CITY

DENVER

LONDON

TEL AVIV

Demonstrators held placards during a protest outside the US embassy in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv against President Donald Trump.JACK GUEZJACK GUEZ/AFP/Getty Images
JACK GUEZJACK GUEZ/AFP/Getty Images

SAN FRANCISCO