Womens Strike Taking Place in Downtown Everett Monday Evening

Downtown Everett is poised for a significant demonstration on June 24, with a “Women’s Strike for Reproductive Freedom & Human Rights” scheduled for 5pm, coinciding with the Everett Herald strike. The event, organized by Snohomish County Indivisible, aims to spotlight the pressing issues surrounding women's rights in America. Two years after the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe vs. Wade, the strike reflects widespread concerns about access to reproductive healthcare. Organizers argue that current legislative actions are undermining democratic processes and silencing dissenting voices.

Participants are encouraged to gather at 3900 Broadway Ave, Everett, WA, as a show of solidarity against what they perceive as a crisis in reproductive rights. The strike is part of a broader national movement advocating for women's autonomy and human rights. By mobilizing in this way, activists hope to challenge the status quo and demand accountability from elected officials. This event underscores the ongoing struggle for reproductive freedom and the importance of collective action in driving social change.