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Many of the signs reference language used by the new Trump presidential administration, such as the slogan \"Make America Great Again,\" and the phrase \"alternative facts.\"","For more information and sources, see the March for Science WV website, and the following articles:","Adrianne Uphold, \"West Virginians march for elected officals to pay attention to the environment.\" The Daily Athenaeum, 24 April 2017. Accessed 2026 June 17.","\"March for Science to be held Saturday,\" WVU ENews, 21 April 2017. Accessed 2026 June 17.","Jake Jarvis, \"Hundreds turn out for science marches in Morgantown, Huntington,\" Gazette-Mail, 22 April 2017. Accessed 2026 June 17.","Jon Swaine, \"Donald Trump's team defends 'alternative facts' after widespread protests,\" The Guardian, 23 Jan 2017. 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