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Tuesday, July 22, 2025

"Social Justice Sundays" sign-waving event July 27, 2025


Support and "colorful" Responses Greet Sign-wavers

The last "Social Justice Sundays" sign-waving event for July is coming up next weekend (July 27), 1-2pm, at the intersection of Aurora Ave N and N 205th St, at the Shoreline-Edmonds line.

Organized by Shoreline-based Everyday Activists, these sign-waving events help keep public awareness high and give people concerned with the direction the country is headed an opportunity to connect with others both in protest and in hope to build stronger communities.


They also give passersby the opportunity to express their opinions on protesters' signs - most often there is solidarity with the sentiments, but also the occasional, (sometimes "colorful") opposition. 

More than one area resident has opted to join in at a a subsequent event. People of all ages and abilities attend, some in strollers and some in wheelchairs, most holding signs with statements ranging from clever to heartfelt to angry.

While concern for democracy and due process is ever-present, more than one sign at last Sunday's sign-waving followed the news of the week with the subject of President Trump's association with Jeffrey Epstein making an appearance.

In addition to this upcoming Sunday, events are also planned for every Sunday in August, same location and time. Feel free to bring a sign or just yourself and join in.

Donations of food and toiletries will be collected at all these events for distribution to local organizations helping those in need.

--Story and photos by Pamela Mieth


2 comments:

  1. ICE ICE Baby! Love that they go after the illegals! I bet many, if not most, are legally naturalized American citizens. They obeyed the rules, unlike those that crossed over.

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    1. Your comment is confusing because the problem is so many of those ICE is arresting ARE here legally - "birthright" citizens, "naturalized" citizens, permanent residents, refugees (assuming they followed the process), and others - all here LEGALLY.

      They are checking in/following the rules, then being arrested and held at taxpayer expense.

      If it were simply "criminals" here illegally, there would be few complaints about their deportation, assuming the laws and rules are followed.

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