Women999 Archivessupporters wore red this International Women's Day to show solidarity for strikers participating in "A Day Without A Woman."

One very famous landmark, on the other hand, lit up in pinks and purples to celebrate female empowerment, rights and achievements.

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The Empire State Building in New York City turned a beautiful shade of pink Wednesday evening as magenta lights lit up the skyscraper and contrasted with a deep orange sunset.

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Everyone noticed the bright pink skyline which seemed to match the pussyhats worn during January's Women's March and at rallies and protests throughout the beginning of the Trump presidency.

The dramatic makeover was one last reminder of who, exactly, runs the world.


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