Demonstrators march for International Women's Day, other causes

A day after International Women's Day, dozens of Southern California residents took to the streets Saturday to call attention to a variety of issues, including poverty, incarceration, foster care and veterans' needs. About 60 people gathered at theThe first International Women's Day was held in 1911, but it was international only in the technical sense that women in four European nations marched. These activists were ahead of their time in thinking about women's economic and political equalityOn International Women's Day, we have a number of groundbreaking accomplishments to celebrate. This year alone, women in the U.S. won the right to serve on the front lines in combat and President Obama inched closer toIt's International Women's Day, so celebrities like Salma Hayek and Miranda Kerr are celebrating while the Obama administration makes historic moves

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