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Anne Summers wrote a great article in the Sydney Morning Herald:  Beware Donald Trump: the pussy hat will be the protest symbol of our times .

Karl Vick for Time magazine wrote, Perhaps the Largest Protest in U.S. History Was Brought to You by Trump.

While at the New Yorker,  Rob Walker penned, The D.I.Y. Revolutionaries of the Pussyhat Project.

 

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