Alexander Bradley

UCLA / Los Angeles March for Science

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Alexander Bradley is a molecular biologist at UCLA and the lead organizer of the LA March for Science.

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The impact of the Women's March following President Trump's inauguration in January was amplified by the pink knitted pussyhat handmade and worn by millions of marchers.

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