Here in Philadelphia there were about 50,000. It was very civil in my opinion. People brought their children. One child had a sign: "I am too young to vote but I will remember." A woman had a sign: "I protested in the 60s and today I am protesting in my 60s." There were very few signs relating to abortion and hardly any signs that were vulgar unless the sign on someone's male boxer dog would offend some: "Build a wall and I'll pi** on it." There were signs on immigration, education, climate, human rights, health care - all issues that are important to women. I had a sign with a picture of Pope Francis saying: "Build bridges not walls."  A man with a group from his synagogue smiled and nodded to me when he read my sign.