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Revolutionary Cry Rises at San Antonio's 36th Annual International Women's Day Rally & March
'It is our duty to fight for freedom! It is our duty to win!'
Greg Harman | Deceleration
The 36th annual International Women's Day rally and march wound through the rainy streets of San Antonio, Texas, on Sunday with revolutionary cries decrying imperialism, colonialism, racism, and patriarchy. Signs lambasted the illegal war on Iran being waged by Israel and the United States, where a 'double tap' strike killed nearly 200, mostly school girls, and more than 100,000 have been displaced. They spoke in defense of Palestinian lives and against the ongoing genocide. They spoke out against efforts to erode and eradicate rights for women (including, seemingly, the right to vote), attacks on the lives of queer and trans people, and the apparent recent dissolution of race and gender studies at UTSA.