Dana Cloud, professor of communication and rhetorical studies, said she sees the current women's movement as a new wave in historic women's labor protests.
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Approximately 100 students gather on the Quad for the Women’s Day Sanctuary Campus Rally.
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Katherine Sotelo, a former Daily Orange digital design editor, speaks about her experiences as a third-generation Mexican American.
/ Corinne Baker | Contributing Photographer
The rally was put on by SU and State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry Coalition for Justice
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A community member holds a sign that reads "Rights Take Might" as they listen to a speaker.
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A demonstrator wears a red "Women's Strike" armband which were distributed by the Women's and Gender Studies department.
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Students somberly listen to speakers at the rally. One student holds a newspaper related to socialism.
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The rally was part of the International Women’s Strike movement that took place across the United States on International Women’s Day.
/ Colin Davy | Asst. Photo Editor
Three SU students sit together. All three spoke at the rally, calling for unity against aggressive immigration enforcement tactics.
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This SU student says one of her best friends from high school is Somali and has already been affected by a new executive order banning visas for 90 days for people from Somalia and five other countries.
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Amy Quichiz, a senior Women's and Gender Studies and sociology double major said students need to stand with those who have no voice.
/ Stacy Fernandez | Asst. Feature Editor
Numerous speakers at the rally, who stood on a bench and used a megaphone so their voices could be heard throughout the Quad, called out Syverud for failing to declare SU a sanctuary campus.
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Students hold a sign throughout the entire rally that says "Make SU A Sanctuary Campus."
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Approximately 100 students gather on the Quad for the Women’s Day Sanctuary Campus Rally.
/ Crystal Fang | Contributing Photographer
Terese Gagnon shows her agreement with the speaker and also holds a sign showing her support for the rally's efforts.
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Scattered throughout the attentive audience were splashes of red, the color of the International Women’s Strike.
/ Crystal Fang | Contributing Photographer
Numerous groups, including the Women’s March on Washington, organized protests to coincide with the day that honors female protesters who sparked the Russian Revolution.
/ Crystal Fang | Contributing Photographer
Shanique Mothersill (right) helps
Himika B. (left) tie her red "Women's Strike" armband on her arm.
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Jackie Orr (right) and
Ivy Kleinbart (left) both stand in the cold on Wednesday afternoon for the Women’s Day Sanctuary Campus Rally.
/ Ally Moreo | Photo EditorPublished on March 9, 2017 at 12:43 am