holds a purpose in this way, it's also a reminder for those who oppose the current administration to not give up the fight. After all, at the film's ending, Dorothy and her friends realized that the change they sought out was in themselves and each other all along. And on Saturday, we witnessed what is estimated to be thelargest demonstration in U.S. historywith around 4.6 million marchers in "powerful, effective humanitarian crisis imagery."Related whose celebrated street photography investigates the American social landscape, to select and curate images, which will then go on to be published in a zine. and prayers for Kesha, as well as her disappointment in “self-proclaimed feminists” who don’t speak out or take action for women’s rights. Most fans immediately recognized that she was calling out Taylor Swift, who had been silent on the Kesha case up to this point. Lovato had a point – it’s frustrating to see women benefit from feminism without visibly paying it forward. When Swift had the audacity to stand on a stage full of her male producers at the Grammy’s last week while simultaneously claiming credit and power for her own work, the visual didn’t match the message, even if the message was a salient one. Swift’s feminism often seems to benefit her directly—and other women if they’re worthy enough to be part of her clique—but fails to extend to people outside of her personal demographic.Twitter contentView on Twitter