Busy weekend of protests - "Say Their Names" called attention to victims of racism "Social Justice Sundays" sign-waving continues

Activists in Shoreline held a busy weekend of protests on August 5, 2025, starting with a "Say Their Names" vigil honoring victims of racial violence. Participants held signs with names like Abner Louima and Breonna Taylor, drawing attention to systemic oppression against black individuals. The following day, over 40 residents participated in "Social Justice Sundays," protesting President Trump's policies and advocating for social justice. They displayed placards condemning ICE tactics and calling for support of essential social programs. Organizers urged motorists and cyclists to join their movement, emphasizing the importance of challenging the status quo.

The next sign-waving event is scheduled for August 10, 2025, where food and toiletries will be collected for local charities. These gatherings illustrate a sustained commitment to addressing racial injustice and promoting community welfare. The protests align with a broader national conversation about race and justice in America.