Gallery: Women’s March Los Angeles

By Miriam Bribiesca, Jintak Han, Ken Shin, Alyssa Dorn and Amy Dixon

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January 21, 2017

8:27 pm

Daily Bruin: In Focus, News: In Focus

(Jintak Han/Assistant photo editor)

UCLA students joined hundreds of thousands of people in the Los Angeles Women’s March Saturday in support of rights for women and minorities. The Los Angeles march was held in solidarity with the main Women’s March on Washington, D.C.

Miriam Bribiesca

Jintak Han |

Former senior staff photojournalist and news reporter

Jintak Han is a former senior staff photojournalist and news reporter who graduated in 2020. He served as an Assistant Photo editor from 2016 to 2017. Working at the Bruin through his entire undergraduate career since 2014, Han has won national recognition and numerous awards for his photojournalism. He is also known for his investigative reporting for the City & Crime beat. Han currently works as a freelance photojournalist and reporter for multiple news organizations.

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Alyssa Dorn

Amy Dixon |

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Dixon was the 2018-2019 Photo editor. She was previously a 2017-2018 assistant Photo editor.

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