The Women's March is set for November 2, starting at Freedom Plaza at 3 PM, culminating at the White House, echoing a vital message ahead of the elections.
With Vice President Kamala Harris's potential candidacy as the first female president, the atmosphere at this year's Women's March will carry unprecedented significance and political urgency.
Attendees can RSVP on the Women's March website; activations include music, community activities, and a pep rally before marching to the White House.
Noteworthy speakers at the rally reflect a diverse array of voices, including activists, writers, and business owners, enhancing the event's focus on social justice and equality.
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