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Her iconic hats became the symbol of the Women's March

Her Pussyhat Project became a phenomenon at the Women's March two years ago — now she's ready to change the world.

01/18/2019 8:01 PM

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13 comments

  • Jacki D.
    01/25/2019 14:36

    Yuck

  • Randy T.
    01/25/2019 00:08

    Ummmm, good luck with that.

  • Raina H.
    01/24/2019 23:45

    Disgusting. You contribute to the decline.

  • Cassandra B.
    01/24/2019 10:50

    Can't wait till our children learn about this in school 🤣🤣🤣

  • Daniel F.
    01/23/2019 21:54

    Women keep telling me they are as smart as men, then they do stupid sh*t like this.

  • Peyton S.
    01/23/2019 19:04

    Oh god. Every one is for women’s rights. Except women already have all the rights a man has

  • Dakota R.
    01/23/2019 17:16

    It’s a bunch of megs from family guy 😂😂

  • Troy B.
    01/23/2019 15:53

    Some peoples children....smh

  • Mahin S.
    01/20/2019 15:34

    💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩

  • Shawn P.
    01/19/2019 02:37

    Toxic feminism just made y'all look stupid

  • Michael C.
    01/19/2019 01:54

    No one cares

  • Robert K.
    01/18/2019 20:39

    Idiots

  • Brut
    01/18/2019 15:10

    At last year's Women's March in New York, pop star Halsey delivered a powerful poem about sexual abuse.