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There's no better way to keep your noggin warm in the wintertime than by bundling up in a cozy beanie. Sure, you don't actually lose half of your body heat through your head (it's actually about 7% to ...

A pink knit hat with cat ears is expected to be the overwhelming accessory at the Women's March on Washington Saturday An estimated 200,000 women from all across America are preparing to descend on ...

It begins with a bundle of pink yarn, a set of knitting needles, and a woman who wants to be heard. The concept is simple: Create a “sea of pink” at the Women’s March on Washington. Krista Suh and ...

More than 100,000 people have signed up to attend the Women’s March on Washington the day after Donald Trump’s inauguration, but Spokane is joining cities around the country that are hosting their own ...

The Women’s March on Washington now has an unofficial uniform: a pink, knitted hat shaped to look like two pointy cat ears. Two California-based women and the knitting instructor who designed the hat ...

Krista Suh plans to attend the women’s march in Washington, D.C., this week to protest Donald Trump’s presidency, and she wanted to make a statement. But she also had a more primal goal: staying warm.

The US may as well be renamed the land of the red, white, and pink on Saturday, January 21. An estimated 500,000 people gathered for the Women's March on Washington to advocate for gender equality on ...