Locals Rally to Protest Cuts, Be Builders of Hope

Shoreline, WALocal News

On April 19, 2025, over 600 demonstrators gathered on Aurora Avenue North at the Shoreline/Edmonds line to protest President Trump's proposed cuts to critical programs and services. This event, dubbed "A National Day of Action," was organized by EverydayActivists. net, aiming to unite communities across the nation. Despite the relatively short notice, the participants rallied in support of seniors, veterans, children, LGBTQ+ individuals, and immigrants, showcasing the diverse interests at stake. Alongside their protest, they took action by collecting food donations for the local Hopelink food pantry, gathering about 13 bags and boxes of essential items.

While the turnout was smaller than the earlier Hands Off! rally, the event was a testament to the community's commitment to advocacy. The rally served as a platform for individuals to voice their concerns over funding cuts that threaten basic rights and vital services. By participating in this local demonstration, residents emphasized their role as builders of hope and solidarity amid challenging times. The rally not only addressed immediate needs but also reinforced the importance of grassroots activism in shaping social policy.

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