lou i'm david the bruce this is the creative good when we take a look at and celebrate all things in the creative commons we're doing a ten part series on the woman's march january twenty one two thousand and seventeen in each of the episodes we're taking a look at a particular thing and today we're taking a look at the speeches that were made this is really good you're going to hear some very famous people speaking up for human rights and this will give you a good idea as to what the whole thing was about you're going to hear the rally cry yes you're going to see in men women and children gathered to support human rights in all of its v forms whether it's immigration whether it's gays whether it's women's reproduction and reproduction rights both as reproduction acts there that happened in the parade i would swear to god none of that happened anywhere it's just wonderful just wonderful it thrilled smiles soul and some of these speeches man there are enough does turn to you when you're when maybe you're feeling down and depressed about the way things are going yes this these these speeches will pick you up and put you on a higher plane i guarantee you well i could go on but oh we've got ten episodes you know and i think i already said each one is a little different and today we're taking a look at speeches so let's go this was on hold us play in he has an auger all address yesterday everything that happened before him was a disaster and everything that he would do would be fantastic the best ever people and you are not them we are the people just this march in washington today require a thousand more buses than the entire inauguration and i was just talking with people from our many sister marchers including the one and berlin and they asked me to send a special message we know that walls don't work and remember poland where last month the government passed an anti abortion law and six million women turned out in the streets and they had to change it we are the people we have people power and we will use it you tried all the power that you tried to eliminate for instance you tried to eliminate the congressional ethics committee you had to reinstate it right because this this is the upside of the down side this is an outpouring of energy and through democracy like i have never seen in my very long the it is wide and a it is deep in diversity and remember the constitution does not begin with i the president it begins with we the people so don't try to do vide us do not try to divide us if you force muslims to register we will all register as mu know that there are women here from corporations and media and all kinds of places that make it kind of risky for you to say what you care about what you feel and what you support and there are women here i know who have survived a national and global sex industry that profiteers from body invasion we are united here for bodily integrity if you cannot control your body from the skin n you cannot control it from the skin out you cannot control your lives our lives and that means that the right to decide whether and when to give birth without government interference we are here and around the world for a deep democracy that says we will not be quiet we will not be controlled we will work for a world in which all countries are connected god may be in the details we are one with each other we are looking at each other not no more asking daddy we are linked we are not ranked and this is a day that will change us forever because we are together each of us individually and collectively will never be the same again we when we elect a possible president we too often go home we've all lectured an impossible present president we're never going home we're staying together the old we're taking over thank you from the bottom of my heart have you been to the gynecologist ye teach and surprisingly self sufficient but i'm sure there isn't one person here who has not been helped by planned parenthood directly or otherwise emotional as she described how the organization that helped her decide between treatment options she was able to make some difficult decisions deciding what was right for her for her body and her then partner without anyone else's interfer limit access to reproductive services nine times yes but elected official popular or otherwise it is a great honor for me to be speaking here in front of all of you today after the results of this november's election i felt as a woman as an american citizen a great weight bearing down on my shoulders the feeling not the near future would present many obstacles confrontation and division my immediate thought after hearing the election results was all me and we had so much work to do but once the happiness began to subside i realized that an opportunity has presented itself to make a real long term change not just for future americans but in  way that we view our responsibilities to get involved with it and stay hot it is in our community initiatives i will not stop fighting to make basic women's health care available to all i believe with every fiber of my inner being that the conversations that we have with our partners and our doctors about what we do with our bodies and our future should not be made fodder for any politician political agenda lawmaker and for make some of the most difficult decisions of their lives don't need to cause and i bring you words from nina donovan a nineteen year old in middle tennessee and she has given me the privilege of telling you what she has to say i am a nasty lot for a college sanctioned hate speech contaminating this national anthem i'm not as nasty as confederate flags being tattooed across must city maybe the south actually to rise again maybe for some it never really locks are still in shackles and graves just for be and walk slavery has been reinterpreted as the prison system in front of people who see melanin as animals and i am not as nasty as a swastika painted on a pride flag and i did no devils could be new gas chamber shaming they get out oh of america turning rainbows into suicide notes i am not as nasty as racism fraud i'm not as nasty as using little girls like poke a man before their bodies have even developed i am not as nasty as your own daughter being your favorite sex symbol nasty like the combo of trump and pence being served up to me and my voting booth are nasty like the battles my grandmother was for to get me into that voting  paying jobs our wages are still cut with blades sharpened by testosterone why is the work of a black woman and a hispanic woman worth only sixty three and fifty four cents of a white man's privilege daughter this is not stains on my bed sheets we don't actually true if i don't want to have our periods believe me if we could some of us would we don't like throwing away our favorite pairs of underpants tell me why i know it is hard to look at your own entitlement and privilege you may be afraid of the truth i am on afraid to be honest it may sound petty bringing up a few extra cents it adds up to the pile of change i have yet to see and mark contrie i can see my eyes are too busy prying into my feet hoping you don't mistake our contact for wanting physical contact have my life woman who you love one who is let me hear you say hell yeah