11 Profound Photos From Black Women At The Women's March

Black women showed out at women’s marches around the world on Saturday with some ridiculously profound signage.

While some women of color expressed mixed feelings over the march and chose not to attend, those who did made sure to send powerful messages. From calling on white women to take accountability for the election’s outcome to reminding America of black women’s contributions, here are some of the striking signs black women held at the landmark protests:

#revolutionary #blackfeminism #WhyIMarch #womensmarch #BlackGirlMagic #donaldtrump #WomensMarchOnWashington #HillaryClinton #strongertogether #ImStillWithHer #ImWithHer #AfroPunk #PartyToThePeople

A photo posted by Freedom (@majorpayne44) on Jan 23, 2017 at 9:24am PST

I'm joining @tkintheam this morning to talk about the #womensmarchLA. Tune in at 11am EST/8am PST to hear Black women from around the country speak about the #womensmarch in DC and elsewhere. #Repost @tastykeish with @repostapp ・・・ Today on @tkintheam we take a critical look at the women's march from several locations thru the lens of Black Women attedees, @fuseboxradio @iischristy @tanyadf @goddessjaz. With audio from @ihartericka and #angeladavis ✊ 📷 @iischristy pictured with her daughter at #womensmarchnyc Listen live 10-1130am EST @bondfireradio bondfireradio.com and tunein app. 🔥📻🎧 #morningshow #liveradio #podcast #womensmarchonwashington #womensmarchphilly #womensmarchLA #womensmarchNYC #woc #lgbtqia #ep635

A photo posted by Janna A. Zinzi 💀🌀✨ (@goddessjaz) on Jan 23, 2017 at 7:51am PST

#proud @billythepandaa #womensmarch #pussygrabsback #mybodymychoice #usa #myneckmybackmypussy

A photo posted by LiLi (@black_willow) on Jan 23, 2017 at 10:14am PST

The vast majority of white women (and men) looked at this sign yesterday, then quickly looked away. Some cheered (bless them), most didn't. pic.twitter.com/i0QFbLU0YM
— Nasty Professor (@alwaystheself) January 22, 2017

Directory of Youth and Family Ministries, Priscilla Hooper high fives another attendee of the Women's March on Washington, and event that aimed to generate enthusiasm for working for unity and justice through greater participation in civic life. Thank you to everyone who participates actively and thoughtfully in the life of our community. Each and every one of us are God's beloved children. Photo: Sally Lynch #womensmarch #womensmarchglobal #whyimarch #imarchfor #episcopal #women #stjameswh #ecct #instagood

A photo posted by St. James's Episcopal Church (@stjameswh) on Jan 23, 2017 at 10:08am PST