LGBTQ community leads way at annual People's March for Democracy in San Francisco

Hundreds marched down Market Street in San Francisco for the Annual People's March for Democracy, prominently featuring the LGBTQ+ community. Protesters rallied against Trump administration policies, asserting that marginalized groups such as immigrants and queer individuals deserve protection. Sully Haage highlighted the importance of safeguarding Social Security and federal workers. Sister Roma voiced fears about billionaire influence undermining human rights, stating, "It's scary to see billionaires and people with bad intentions take over our country. " Activist Honey Mahogany emphasized the historical role of the queer and trans community in advocating for rights, asserting that they are committed to making their voices heard.

Participants expressed a strong resolve to continue their activism, with many planning to attend weekly protests. The event not only showcased solidarity but also a determination to challenge oppressive policies. The marchers believe that local actions, such as these protests, are crucial for fostering a more just society.