For the last two years, the Chicago’s Women’s March has averaged more than 100,000 attendees. To say it is a huge draw for Chicago in January is putting it mildly. So it is  no small thing for its organizers to cancel plans for next month’s march. The reasons? Supposedly, organizers have claimed high costs and limited volunteers. While that might be true, the fact the Women’s March movement has been plagued by issues of “inclusiveness” for years also play a hand, in large part thanks to Tamika Mallory and her association with Louis Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam.