Politics
See Photos From Anti-Trump Protests on Inauguration Day in Washington, D.C.
Day of President Donald Trump's swearing in was marked by protests in Washington, D.C.
Police officers faced off with protestors just hours after Trump was sworn into office. Some protestors, in black face masks, threw rocks and bricks at officers who responded with tear gas and flash grenades, trying to clear the streets. The police formed a line blocking off parts of K Street, the heart of Washington's lobbying district.
According to reports, over 200 protestors were arrested and six police officers were injured. Chants included "No KKK, no fascist USA, no Trump" and "This is what Democracy looks like." But it wasn't all violent: Some wore whimsical costumes, and one man brought llamas to the protests.
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DAPL Water Protectors Organize After Meeting in McPherson Square
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Protestor With Two Megaphones Near the National Mall
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Protestor With Gas Mask
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Masked Protestor Marches in the Street
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Pro-Trump Supporter Confronts Anti-Trump Protestor
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Protestors With Masks Marching
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Inflatable Elephant With Racism Sign
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Police Officers March Towards Protestors
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Police in Stand-off With Protestors
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Protestors Scatter as Flash Bangs Are Thrown
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Protestors Scatter as Flash Bangs Are Thrown by Police.
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Police Officer Holds the Line at One of the Protests
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Pro-Trump Supporters Walking Back From Inaugural Event
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A Llama Walks Down the Street With a Protestor
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Protestors Light a Garbage Can on Fire
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Protestor Poses Next to a Vandalized Car
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Protestors Kick a Tire Down the Street
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Protestors Run From Flash Bangs Thrown by Police
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People at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Watching the Inauguration
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PETA Advocates Dressed in Animal Costumes
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Protester Taking a Peaceful Knee in Middle of the Street
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Protester Looks on as Police Throw Flash-Bang Grenades at Crowd
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Protester in a Tree, Scoping Out the Scene