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", "author_name": "Janet Blaser", "author_url": "https://actionnetwork.org/users/janet-blaser/profile", "title": "Women's March Mazatlan", "thumbnail_url": "https://can2-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/events/photos/000/163/008/normal/16112770_10153905068711362_6761537375220240533_o.jpg", "description": "On Saturday, January 21, 2017, millions will gather in Washington D.C. and in hundreds of cities around the world. This is a local event for those who believe in the mission and values of Women's March Washington and want to show their support. Read more about the Women's March on Washington here: www.womensmarch.com. In solidarity with women around the world, we will gather at 4pm at the Escudo in Olas Altas and march peacefully along the malecon and Mother Ocean to the Cliffdiver's Plaza, where we will join together in a circle of Love and Peace. This is a non-political, non-violent event with the purpose of showing support and respect for the basic human rights of women, minorities, the disenfranchised and those who are different, wherever they may live. We stand together in solidarity for the protection of our rights, our safety, our health, and our families - recognizing that a vibrant and diverse community strengthens and enriches society, our countries and the world. Teachers, bring your students; mothers, bring your extended families; children, bring your friends. Young adults, please take part and help effect positive change in our world. Men of all ages, march with us in solidarity and support of all the women in your lives that you love and value and couldn't live without. This is an inclusive march and everyone is welcome! We will have a banner with the Washington march logo and text that says, SISTER MARCH IN MAZATLAN, MEXICO ~ EN SOLIDARIDAD CON LOS MEXICANOS, leading the march. The planning group will also make some placards for marchers to carry. and we encourage you to make your own sign in whichever language you prefer (or both). Note to foreigners: Keep it short, respectful, legible, and directed at our concerns, as foreigners are forbidden by law from involvement in Mexican politics.Suggestions for slogans include statements of values that we hold dear; for example, “Honestidad/Honesty”; or “Dignidad/Dignity”; Derechos Humanos Para Todos; (Human Rights for All); “Women’s Rights are Human Rights;” or “Derechos de Las Mujeres son Derechos Humanos.’’ Want to say something about the proposed US built wall across the Mexican/US border? “No al Muro” (No to the Wall) is short and sweet. Organizers are keen to stress that this is not a U.S. election specific protest per se, but a proactive international movement, which has galvanized people to defend women’s rights and those of others in response to the rising rhetoric of far-right populism around the world. Spearheaded by first-time organizers and seasoned activists, the marches will bring together people of all backgrounds, races, religions, gender identities, ages and abilities. While led by women, all are welcome to attend. Need more ideas? Check out: http://theamplifierfoundation.org/experiments/womens-march/ https://www.facebook.com/WomensMarchesAroundTheWorld/", "url": "https://actionnetwork.org/events/womens-march-mazatlan" }