What It Was Like To March For Science
Scenes from the March for Science in Washington, D.C.
It was a rainy day in Washington, D.C.—but that didn’t stop thousands from gathering on the National Mall to voice their support for science.
The March for Science in Washington was one of nearly 500 marches around the world scheduled on April 22, 2017—Earth Day. Science Friday‘s Danielle Dana was on the ground to get a sense of what it was like.
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Danielle D. Johnson is Science Friday’s executive director (a.k.a. scary boss). She’s also a huge Mets fan and Giants fan. She hates zucchini, unless it’s zucchini bread.