Many signs on display and being carried during the march that attracted over 3,000 people made up of women, men of different races and religions marched on the campus of Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan on Saturday, January 21, 2017.

It was one of many marches going on to coincide with the big women's march being held in Washington D. to send a message to the new president Donald Trump.

A secret rave was held during the Sziget Festival in Budapest, Hungary, with the entrance being hidden behind the door of a porta-potty.

(L to R) Marty Kohn of Huntington Woods, Rosa Henderson, of Detroit, Laura Kohn of Huntington Woods and Wendy Appleton of Huntington Woods all came to the campus of Wayne State University in Detroit to march on Saturday, January 21, 2017.Never has been." An animal rights group has released terrifying footage from Finland, showing severely obese Arctic foxes at several fur farms across the country.The animals are kept this way in order to increase the size of the pelt produced.The 38-year-old middle school teacher and mother from Clinton Township was one of about 4,000 people that participated in a sister march on Wayne State University’s campus, one of hundreds held across the state and nation as women, men and children protested President Donald Trump on his first full day in office.Using homemade signs, chants and their presence, marchers voiced their disagreement with Trump's positions and actions on health care, LGBTQ rights, women's rights, immigration and other issues.“I feel like we’re just going back in time,” Pietron-Oldenburg said about her concerns.