
Sarah-Beth Hopton, left and Jessie Blackburn, members of the English faculty at Appalachian State, rode the Metro hours before the march with five of their colleagues. They are concerned about the environment, climate change, and social justice.

Members of the Seven Sisters colleges expanded the group to 12 sisters after they invited people from Agnes Scott, Cottey, Hollins, and Sweet Briar Colleges, as well as from Mary Baldwin U., to join them. Participants wore sashes as a nod to the suffragette movement, and each institution had a designated color.
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