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.

Does the March for Science need its own pussyhat?

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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