This College Student Led Her Own Women's March In Chicago

This College Student Led Her Own Women's March In Chicago

By Cat Sandoval

By Cat Sandoval
January 19, 2019

January 19, 2019

Despite the winter weather, between 150 and 200 people gathered in Chicago to commemorate the third annual Women's March.

SHOW TRANSCRIPT

We follow 19-year-old Jazmine Marie-Cruz as she organizes Chicago's third annual Women's March.

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