“The strike worked, the ‘day off’ worked, because from the very beginning the women’s strike was about economic power,” Heiðar- og Ómarsdóttir toldTeen Vogue they are. The group must’ve known how their words could backfire on them — how naysayers might accuse them of jumping on the social justice movementdu jour I attended the march that took place at Minnesota’s state capital that day, led by a cohort of female politicians, including Ilhan Omar, who had just been elected to Minnesota’s state House of Representatives. I was living in Minneapolis at the time, and I covered the Minnesota march, which drew a crowd of more than 90,000 people, for Rewire.org, a local, millennial-geared PBS affiliate that’s now defunct. I interviewed at least a dozen women and I framed my article and accompanying photo essay around a central question:What Do They Plan to Do Next? While a recount is ongoing in Iceland’s most recent parliamentary election, as of now