# @michigandaily on Instagram

- **Type:** Image
- **Original URL:** https://www.instagram.com/p/Cf41KSHJaSq
- **Gondola URL:** https://gondola.cc/posts/20260993-michigandaily-instagram
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- **Posted:** 2022-07-11T22:00:41.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** The Michigan Daily (@michigandaily) — https://gondola.cc/michigandaily

## Caption

#PhotoEssay: When the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade on June 24, 2022, thousands immediately gathered across the nation, both in protest and in celebration of the reversal.

Many members of The Michigan Daily photo staff were there to witness and capture the emotional eruption that this decision caused across the country.

Anna: Resulting from the protest was a mix of confusion, power, tragedy and togetherness, emotions that I never would’ve expected to leave me with a sense of hope upon heading away from the Supreme Court for the day. Hope drawing from those that used what seemingly few rights they had left to raise their voices louder to reach over the fences that lined the steps of the Supreme Court, to reach the snipers stationed on the roof, to drown out the misguided priorities of many Supreme Court justices.

Sydney: This was not the first pro-choice protest I have been to, and yet, this time was different. There was more anger, more sadness than before. Everyone knew it was coming, but that didn’t change how much it hurt. All the hope that maybe they would change their minds was gone. This protest was different. I have grown up right outside of Washington D.C. I have gone to all the protests: pro-choice, anti-gun violence, climate action. But when this decision was announced, I knew I had to go into Washington D.C., and not just fight, but capture the fight.

Julianne: The crowd that rallied on the Diag headed down through Nichols Arcade towards East Liberty Street into Main Street towards Ann Arbor City Hall. The mass grew as they marched deeper into Downtown Ann Arbor. The rallying cries grew louder and stronger. The energy and urgency for action was powerful.
 
Lucas: Spending my summer in humble Lincoln, Neb. is a great way to relax and forget about everything. When the news broke regarding the new Supreme Court decision, I anticipated mass outrage, just not in Nebraska. I was wrong, as during the same day of the ruling, a large rally was to happen at Lincoln City Hall.
 
To read more, click the link in our bio.
 
✍️ & 📸: Anna Fuder, Sydney Hastings-Wilkins, Julianne Yoon and Lucas Chen

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| Name | Username | Profile | Role |
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| The Michigan Daily | @michigandaily | https://gondola.cc/michigandaily | Newspaper |
| Anna Fuder | @annafuder | https://gondola.cc/annafuder | Photographer |

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