People's March rallies nationwide for civil rights

The People’s March, a nationwide movement advocating for women's reproductive rights and broader social justice, saw gatherings in multiple locations across the United States. In Clarksville, about 100 citizens rallied to voice concerns over civil rights, women’s rights, and LGBTQ issues as a new administration prepares to take office. In Maryville, participants expressed worries over state legislation affecting gender-affirming care and abortion access, particularly following the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Meanwhile, a small group in Amarillo demonstrated their support for reproductive freedom and church-state separation, countering local conservative narratives. Organizers emphasized the need for diverse voices to be heard, regardless of political affiliation, highlighting the ongoing struggles for civil liberties across various regions. The events reflect a collective determination among citizens to advocate for their rights amidst changing political landscapes.