Inauguration Day in Hawaii, Jan. 20
1/22
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Cindy Ellen Russell / crussell@staradvertiser.com
Hundreds of marchers gathered at Trump International Hotel Waikiki to protest President Donald Trump’s inauguration on Friday. The peaceful protest march was a organized by local and national environmental and human rights organizations—dubbed Hawaii J20— and started as three different marches across Honolulu which converged into one in Waikiki. After protesting at Trump’s hotel the march continued through Waikiki and ended at the Waikiki Shell where a free concert was held. Pictured is a muslim woman named Zarmeena (last name not given) participating in the protest.
Hundreds of marchers gathered at Trump International Hotel Waikiki to protest President Donald Trump’s inauguration on Friday. The peaceful protest march was a organized by local and national environmental and human rights organizations—dubbed Hawaii J20— and started as three different marches across Honolulu which converged into one in Waikiki. After protesting at Trump’s hotel the march continued through Waikiki and ended at the Waikiki Shell where a free concert was held. Pictured is a muslim woman named Zarmeena (last name not given) participating in the protest.
2/22
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Cindy Ellen Russell / crussell@staradvertiser.com
Hundreds of marchers gathered at Trump International Hotel Waikiki to protest President Donald Trump’s inauguration on Friday. The peaceful protest march was a organized by local and national environmental and human rights organizations—dubbed Hawaii J20— and started as three different marches across Honolulu which converged into one in Waikiki. After protesting at Trump’s hotel the march continued through Waikiki and ended at the Waikiki Shell where a free concert was held.
Hundreds of marchers gathered at Trump International Hotel Waikiki to protest President Donald Trump’s inauguration on Friday. The peaceful protest march was a organized by local and national environmental and human rights organizations—dubbed Hawaii J20— and started as three different marches across Honolulu which converged into one in Waikiki. After protesting at Trump’s hotel the march continued through Waikiki and ended at the Waikiki Shell where a free concert was held.
3/22
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Cindy Ellen Russell / crussell@staradvertiser.com
Hundreds of marchers gathered at Trump International Hotel Waikiki to protest President Donald Trump’s inauguration on Friday. The peaceful protest march was a organized by local and national environmental and human rights organizations—dubbed Hawaii J20— and started as three different marches across Honolulu which converged into one in Waikiki. After protesting at Trump’s hotel the march continued through Waikiki and ended at the Waikiki Shell where a free concert was held.
Hundreds of marchers gathered at Trump International Hotel Waikiki to protest President Donald Trump’s inauguration on Friday. The peaceful protest march was a organized by local and national environmental and human rights organizations—dubbed Hawaii J20— and started as three different marches across Honolulu which converged into one in Waikiki. After protesting at Trump’s hotel the march continued through Waikiki and ended at the Waikiki Shell where a free concert was held.
4/22
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Marchers, including a large paper mach eagle crafted by UH art professor Debra Drexler, travel along Dole Street during a teach-in and march organized by the Hawaii J20 Resistance on Friday, January 20, 2017 at UH Manoa Campus in Manoa. Over 100 protesters and marchers gathered peacefully to hear testimony and opinion on President Trump's inauguration. The faction then marched from campus towards Waikiki Gateway Park, where other factions of the Hawaii J20 Resistance were to gather and converge towards Trump Tower.
Marchers, including a large paper mach eagle crafted by UH art professor Debra Drexler, travel along Dole Street during a teach-in and march organized by the Hawaii J20 Resistance on Friday, January 20, 2017 at UH Manoa Campus in Manoa. Over 100 protesters and marchers gathered peacefully to hear testimony and opinion on President Trump's inauguration. The faction then marched from campus towards Waikiki Gateway Park, where other factions of the Hawaii J20 Resistance were to gather and converge towards Trump Tower.
5/22
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Marchers proceed towards Dole Street during a teach-in and march organized by the Hawaii J20 Resistance on Friday, January 20, 2017 at UH Manoa Campus in Manoa. Over 100 protesters and marchers gathered peacefully to hear testimony and opinion on President Trump's inauguration. The faction then marched from campus towards Waikiki Gateway Park, where other factions of the Hawaii J20 Resistance were to gather and converge towards Trump Tower.
Marchers proceed towards Dole Street during a teach-in and march organized by the Hawaii J20 Resistance on Friday, January 20, 2017 at UH Manoa Campus in Manoa. Over 100 protesters and marchers gathered peacefully to hear testimony and opinion on President Trump's inauguration. The faction then marched from campus towards Waikiki Gateway Park, where other factions of the Hawaii J20 Resistance were to gather and converge towards Trump Tower.
6/22
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Dr. Jonathan Osorio speaks about Native Hawaiian issues during a teach-in and march organized by the Hawaii J20 Resistance on Friday, January 20, 2017 at UH Manoa Campus in Manoa. Over 100 protesters and marchers gathered peacefully to hear testimony and opinion on President Trump's inauguration. The faction then marched from campus towards Waikiki Gateway Park, where other factions of the Hawaii J20 Resistance were to gather and converge towards Trump Tower.
Dr. Jonathan Osorio speaks about Native Hawaiian issues during a teach-in and march organized by the Hawaii J20 Resistance on Friday, January 20, 2017 at UH Manoa Campus in Manoa. Over 100 protesters and marchers gathered peacefully to hear testimony and opinion on President Trump's inauguration. The faction then marched from campus towards Waikiki Gateway Park, where other factions of the Hawaii J20 Resistance were to gather and converge towards Trump Tower.
7/22
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People obtain aprons and shirts that say "Chin Up Fangs Out" during a teach-in and march organized by the Hawaii J20 Resistance on Friday, January 20, 2017 at UH Manoa Campus in Manoa. Over 100 protesters and marchers gathered peacefully to hear testimony and opinion on President Trump's inauguration. The faction then marched from campus towards Waikiki Gateway Park, where other factions of the Hawaii J20 Resistance were to gather and converge towards Trump Tower.
People obtain aprons and shirts that say "Chin Up Fangs Out" during a teach-in and march organized by the Hawaii J20 Resistance on Friday, January 20, 2017 at UH Manoa Campus in Manoa. Over 100 protesters and marchers gathered peacefully to hear testimony and opinion on President Trump's inauguration. The faction then marched from campus towards Waikiki Gateway Park, where other factions of the Hawaii J20 Resistance were to gather and converge towards Trump Tower.
8/22
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Signs are seen on the ground during a teach-in and march organized by the Hawaii J20 Resistance on Friday, January 20, 2017 at UH Manoa Campus in Manoa. Over 100 protesters and marchers gathered peacefully to hear testimony and opinion on President Trump's inauguration. The faction then marched from campus towards Waikiki Gateway Park, where other factions of the Hawaii J20 Resistance were to gather and converge towards Trump Tower.
Signs are seen on the ground during a teach-in and march organized by the Hawaii J20 Resistance on Friday, January 20, 2017 at UH Manoa Campus in Manoa. Over 100 protesters and marchers gathered peacefully to hear testimony and opinion on President Trump's inauguration. The faction then marched from campus towards Waikiki Gateway Park, where other factions of the Hawaii J20 Resistance were to gather and converge towards Trump Tower.
9/22
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UH Art professor Mary Babcock smiles while marching along Dole Street during a teach-in and march organized by the Hawaii J20 Resistance on Friday, January 20, 2017 at UH Manoa Campus in Manoa. Over 100 protesters and marchers gathered peacefully to hear testimony and opinion on President Trump's inauguration. The faction then marched from campus towards Waikiki Gateway Park, where other factions of the Hawaii J20 Resistance were to gather and converge towards Trump Tower.
UH Art professor Mary Babcock smiles while marching along Dole Street during a teach-in and march organized by the Hawaii J20 Resistance on Friday, January 20, 2017 at UH Manoa Campus in Manoa. Over 100 protesters and marchers gathered peacefully to hear testimony and opinion on President Trump's inauguration. The faction then marched from campus towards Waikiki Gateway Park, where other factions of the Hawaii J20 Resistance were to gather and converge towards Trump Tower.
10/22
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Marchers proceed towards Dole Street during a teach-in and march organized by the Hawaii J20 Resistance on Friday, January 20, 2017 at UH Manoa Campus in Manoa. Over 100 protesters and marchers gathered peacefully to hear testimony and opinion on President Trump's inauguration. The faction then marched from campus towards Waikiki Gateway Park, where other factions of the Hawaii J20 Resistance were to gather and converge towards Trump Tower.
Marchers proceed towards Dole Street during a teach-in and march organized by the Hawaii J20 Resistance on Friday, January 20, 2017 at UH Manoa Campus in Manoa. Over 100 protesters and marchers gathered peacefully to hear testimony and opinion on President Trump's inauguration. The faction then marched from campus towards Waikiki Gateway Park, where other factions of the Hawaii J20 Resistance were to gather and converge towards Trump Tower.
11/22
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Dr. Jonathan Osorio speaks about Native Hawaiian issues during a teach-in and march organized by the Hawaii J20 Resistance on Friday, January 20, 2017 at UH Manoa Campus in Manoa. Over 100 protesters and marchers gathered peacefully to hear testimony and opinion on President Trump's inauguration. The faction then marched from campus towards Waikiki Gateway Park, where other factions of the Hawaii J20 Resistance were to gather and converge towards Trump Tower.
Dr. Jonathan Osorio speaks about Native Hawaiian issues during a teach-in and march organized by the Hawaii J20 Resistance on Friday, January 20, 2017 at UH Manoa Campus in Manoa. Over 100 protesters and marchers gathered peacefully to hear testimony and opinion on President Trump's inauguration. The faction then marched from campus towards Waikiki Gateway Park, where other factions of the Hawaii J20 Resistance were to gather and converge towards Trump Tower.
12/22
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Waikiki resident Mike Mueller sits and listens during a teach-in and march organized by the Hawaii J20 Resistance on Friday, January 20, 2017 at UH Manoa Campus in Manoa. Over 100 protesters and marchers gathered peacefully to hear testimony and opinion on President Trump's inauguration. The faction then marched from campus towards Waikiki Gateway Park, where other factions of the Hawaii J20 Resistance were to gather and converge towards Trump Tower.
Waikiki resident Mike Mueller sits and listens during a teach-in and march organized by the Hawaii J20 Resistance on Friday, January 20, 2017 at UH Manoa Campus in Manoa. Over 100 protesters and marchers gathered peacefully to hear testimony and opinion on President Trump's inauguration. The faction then marched from campus towards Waikiki Gateway Park, where other factions of the Hawaii J20 Resistance were to gather and converge towards Trump Tower.
13/22
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BRUCE ASATO / BASATO@STARADVERTISER.COM
Over 300 people converged on Waikiki Gateway Park where a rally was held with sign waving and shouts of protest in the inauguration of President Donald Trump, Friday, January 20, 2017. The group then crossed Kalakaua Avenue to march to Trump International Hotel Waikiki. The day's events were organized locally by the Hawaii J20 group.
Over 300 people converged on Waikiki Gateway Park where a rally was held with sign waving and shouts of protest in the inauguration of President Donald Trump, Friday, January 20, 2017. The group then crossed Kalakaua Avenue to march to Trump International Hotel Waikiki. The day's events were organized locally by the Hawaii J20 group.
14/22
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BRUCE ASATO / BASATO@STARADVERTISER.COM
Over 300 people converged on Waikiki Gateway Park where a rally was held with sign waving and shouts of protest in the inauguration of President Donald Trump, Friday, January 20, 2017. The group then proceeded to Trump International Hotel Waikiki. The day's events were organized locally by the Hawaii J20 group.
Over 300 people converged on Waikiki Gateway Park where a rally was held with sign waving and shouts of protest in the inauguration of President Donald Trump, Friday, January 20, 2017. The group then proceeded to Trump International Hotel Waikiki. The day's events were organized locally by the Hawaii J20 group.
15/22
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BRUCE ASATO / BASATO@STARADVERTISER.COM
Over 300 people marched to Waikiki Gateway Park during a rally where they waved signs and shouted their discontent in their concern and in protest of the inauguration of President Donald Trump, Friday, January 20, 2017. The group then proceeded to Trump International Hotel Waikiki. The day's events were organized locally by the Hawaii J20 group.
Over 300 people marched to Waikiki Gateway Park during a rally where they waved signs and shouted their discontent in their concern and in protest of the inauguration of President Donald Trump, Friday, January 20, 2017. The group then proceeded to Trump International Hotel Waikiki. The day's events were organized locally by the Hawaii J20 group.
16/22
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About 50 people marched from Ala Moana Park, waved signs and shouted their discontent in their concern and in protest of the inauguration of President Donald Trump, Friday, January 20, 2017. This group met up with two other groups at Waikiki Gateway Park where they all marched on to Trump International Hotel Waikiki. The day's events were organized locally by the Hawaii J20 group.
About 50 people marched from Ala Moana Park, waved signs and shouted their discontent in their concern and in protest of the inauguration of President Donald Trump, Friday, January 20, 2017. This group met up with two other groups at Waikiki Gateway Park where they all marched on to Trump International Hotel Waikiki. The day's events were organized locally by the Hawaii J20 group.
17/22
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BRUCE ASATO / BASATO@STARADVERTISER.COM
With a police escort on Ala Moana Blvd, about 50 people marched from Ala Moana Park, waved signs and shouted their discontent in their concern and in protest of the inauguration of President Donald Trump, Friday, January 20, 2017. The Ala Moana Park marchers met up with two other groups of several hundred that made their way to the Trump International Hotel Waikiki. The day's events were organized locally by the Hawaii J20 group.
With a police escort on Ala Moana Blvd, about 50 people marched from Ala Moana Park, waved signs and shouted their discontent in their concern and in protest of the inauguration of President Donald Trump, Friday, January 20, 2017. The Ala Moana Park marchers met up with two other groups of several hundred that made their way to the Trump International Hotel Waikiki. The day's events were organized locally by the Hawaii J20 group.
18/22
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"Kiki" (no last name given) holds up a sign in protest of the Donald Trump administration at a gathering at Ala Moana Park, where about 50 people prepared to march to Waikiki Gateway Park and Trump International Hotel Waikiki, waving signs and shouted their discontent in their concern and in protest of the inauguration of President Donald Trump, Friday, January 20, 2017. The day's events were organized locally by the Hawaii J20 group.
"Kiki" (no last name given) holds up a sign in protest of the Donald Trump administration at a gathering at Ala Moana Park, where about 50 people prepared to march to Waikiki Gateway Park and Trump International Hotel Waikiki, waving signs and shouted their discontent in their concern and in protest of the inauguration of President Donald Trump, Friday, January 20, 2017. The day's events were organized locally by the Hawaii J20 group.
19/22
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On Friday, January 20. Hawaii J20 Resistance Event. Approximately 40 protesters walked down Kalakaua Ave starting at the intersection of Kalakaua and Kapahulu. Protesters walking down Kalakaua.
On Friday, January 20. Hawaii J20 Resistance Event. Approximately 40 protesters walked down Kalakaua Ave starting at the intersection of Kalakaua and Kapahulu. Protesters walking down Kalakaua.
20/22
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DENNIS ODA / DODA@STARADVERTISER.COM
There was a no-host breakfast at Big City Diner in the Ward Entertainment Center to view the Trump inauguration on TV. At least 63 Hawaii Republicans attended the event (according to Jack James, Exec. Der. Hawaii Republican Party). Among the supporters are Elise Anderson (front, left) and Sam Slom (front right) and Kathy and Ron Weinberg (back of Trump sign).
There was a no-host breakfast at Big City Diner in the Ward Entertainment Center to view the Trump inauguration on TV. At least 63 Hawaii Republicans attended the event (according to Jack James, Exec. Der. Hawaii Republican Party). Among the supporters are Elise Anderson (front, left) and Sam Slom (front right) and Kathy and Ron Weinberg (back of Trump sign).
21/22
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DENNIS ODA / DODA@STARADVERTISER.COM
There was a no-host breakfast at Big City Diner in the Ward Entertainment Center to view the Trump inauguration on TV. At least 63 Hawaii Republicans attended the event (according to Jack James, Exec. Der. Hawaii Republican Party). These are some of the supporters applauding Pres. Trump.
There was a no-host breakfast at Big City Diner in the Ward Entertainment Center to view the Trump inauguration on TV. At least 63 Hawaii Republicans attended the event (according to Jack James, Exec. Der. Hawaii Republican Party). These are some of the supporters applauding Pres. Trump.
22/22
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DENNIS ODA / DODA@STARADVERTISER.COM
There was a no-host breakfast at Big City Diner in the Ward Entertainment Center to view the Trump inauguration on TV. More than 30 Hawaii Republicans attended the event. Among them were Steve Stock (left) and Clif Burchfield watching the beginning of the TV broadcast of the inauguration.
There was a no-host breakfast at Big City Diner in the Ward Entertainment Center to view the Trump inauguration on TV. More than 30 Hawaii Republicans attended the event. Among them were Steve Stock (left) and Clif Burchfield watching the beginning of the TV broadcast of the inauguration.
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