The Washington Express has published maybe the biggest "typo" in front-page history.

Can you spot it?

is this some kind of record for largest typo pic.twitter.com/kOZ9UIp0Ig

— Sam Thielman (@samthielman) January 5, 2017

Of course you can. For a story about "More than 150,000 people supporting women's rights" the Washington Express chose to use a massive picture of people gathering in the symbol for men.

It hasn't gone un-noticed.

@WaPoExpress do you have any women on your edit team

— sara david (@SaraQDavid) January 5, 2017

@WaPoExpress psst ♀

— Jessica Valenti (@JessicaValenti) January 5, 2017

Shout out to The Washington Post Express who accidentally put the MALE symbol for the WOMAN'S march on their cover today pic.twitter.com/xGS0XE8RTd

— Kimberly Betsill (@kimmybetsill) January 5, 2017

People have been saying that "maybe they're making a statement" with the man symbol, rather than a massive design fail.

@JessikaJayne @WaPoExpress Uh, no. It's there because some idiot designer thought it was the female symbol and idiot editors didn't catch it

— prays w/faint damns (@Cy_Lanced) January 5, 2017

But that would be more convincing if they hadn't deleted their initial tweet proudly announcing:

Today’a cover: The Women’s March on Washington started on Facebook. Now it’s expected to be the largest rally linked to the inauguration. pic.twitter.com/wfw3Qd3S6a

— Express (@WaPoExpress) January 5, 2017

In future, The Express promise they'll google what the symbol for female looks like, before they splash it across the front page.

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