The Women’s March was just the beginning for these Hope College students. Hope United for Justice is teaming up with the Women’s March on Washington and their campaign for ten actions in 100 days. After millions of marchers voiced their concerns for the country last Saturday, the movement is encouraging everyone to join the next…
Want to make your own difference? Marchers were given the number (202)-225-3121. Americans can call this number to reach their representatives. Or, visit the website house.gov/representatives/ for more information on how to contact your state representatives. Shelby Rhodes (’18) “I marched for all the women who marched before me and all the ones coming after….
So 54 of us — students, staff and faculty from Hope College — spent last weekend sleeping (or not) on a bus, eating way too many Cheez-Its, brushing our teeth in rest-stop bathrooms, standing for five hours in a crowd listening (or not, depending on where we were situated) to a great number of speakers,…
As the United States is faced with the questions of how to move forward in the light of the new nationals situation, some have found an answer and way to make their voice heard. Hundreds of thousands of people from women to men attended the women’s march on Washington D.C. Some Hope College students made…