A college leader in the Mexico City Women's Day march sings through a bullhorn. (Regina López/YJI)
A protester at the Women’s Day march in Mexico City.(Regina López/YJI)The scarf readers, “Not one less.” (Regina López/YJI)
The protester’s scarf says, “Not one less.” (Regina López/YJI)
Protesters gather at the Palace of Fine Arts. (Regina López/YJI)Women singing at the protest. (Regina López/YJI)
A protester holds a sign that reads, “For my grandma, for my mother, for me, for everyone.” (Regina López/YJI)
In the photo above at left, the sign reads, “They took everything away from us so they ended up taking away our fear, too.” At right, a woman sings at the protest, her face covered. (Regina López/YJI)
A statue decorated by feminists. (Regina López/YJI)
Regina López is a Senior Correspondent with Youth Journalism International. This photo essay is from the March 8 International Women’s Day march and protest in Mexico City.
