Rally to defeat Trumps agenda scheduled for Inauguration Day in Tacoma

Tacoma, WALocal News

On January 20, 2025, a major protest will occur in Tacoma, organized by a coalition of over 17 South Sound organizations, including La Resistencia and the Black Panther Party of Washington. The rally will take place at Fireman’s Park at 2 p. m. , coinciding with the 60th Presidential Inauguration at the U. S.

Capitol. The coalition seeks to unite individuals opposed to Donald Trump’s administration, framing their protest as a stand against his agenda and U. S. imperialism. Key demands include the defense of women's rights, environmental protection, and support for unionized workers.

Talison Crosby from Teamsters Local 174 shared personal concerns about the potential impact of Trump's immigration policies on his co-workers, many of whom are immigrants. Aife Pasquale from the Climate Alliance emphasized the need for immediate action to combat climate change, citing the administration's previous cuts to environmental protections. The rally represents a broader sentiment among community members advocating for social justice and environmental sustainability. This mobilization underscores the urgency of grassroots activism in response to national political changes.

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