Rage, frustration and concern showed on hundreds of faces throughout the crowd.

Mothers told me they fear for their daughters' futures.

In solidarity, a mother and her daughter listen to speakres.

Thousands of men, women, white, Black, old, young took to the streets of Boston in protest of the impending Supreme Court decision re Roe V Wade.

My body, my choice.

Masked. A precaution in support of life that the anti-abortion crowd rarely takes.

Anger, rage, fury.

A reminder of where we have been.

Colorful signs and the symbolic hanger were everywhere.

Crowds stretched from the State House steps in Boston across the street and into the Boston Commons.

Men, fathers, grandfathers joined in support of the protest.

Communities of color and lower income will be the most affected. But many protestors were young and white.

It appears that abortions will soon be the opposite of free, safe or legal.

Mandy speaks about how the impact on the trans community, which already endures the systemic prejudice of the health care system.

A message to the men who make our laws.

Thousands of protesters march through the heart of downtown Boston.

Multiple organizations, including the Party for Socialism and Liberation joined forces to protest what a leaked document suggests is inevitable.

Dozens of reporters from local newspapers and wire services covered the event. Seen here, Craig Walker, the Pulitzer Prize winning photographer for the Boston Globe.

A reminder of what happened years ago to Gerry Santoro.