'National Advocacy March Unites Chicagoans and Fort Lauderdale Residents Against Hate'

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Source: Florida Politics
'National Advocacy March Unites Chicagoans and Fort Lauderdale Residents Against Hate'
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The "We the People National March" protest is set to take place in Fort Lauderdale on Sunday, with over 2,000 people expected to attend. Advocates argue that Florida, led by Governor Ron DeSantis, is promoting and importing hate legislation that threatens the freedoms of marginalized communities. The event aims to protest against 1,000 state and federal bills seen as threats to people of color, immigrants, women, LGBTQ communities, Jewish people, and more. Similar events are planned in other cities, and notable figures such as David Hogg and Dolores Huerta are expected to participate. The location of the main event in Fort Lauderdale is seen as significant, as Florida is considered the epicenter of hate legislation in the country.

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