Gorge protests June 24 in Hood River and The Dalles
- Noah Noteboom and Mark Gibson Columbia Gorge News
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Nearly two dozen protesters showed up at the Overlook Memorial Park in downtown Hood River on June 24 after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the Roe vs. Wade case that federally protected women’s rights to an abortion. At top right, Stevie Stevenson dons a “Notorious R.B.G. (Ruth Bader Ginsburg)” shirt and holds a sign during a protest at the Overlook Memorial Park in Hood River on June 24.
- Noah Noteboom photos
Aurora Mears leads chants protesting the overturning of Roe v. Wade in Hood River on June 24. Roe v. Wade was a longstanding federal law that protected womens rights to abortion. On June 24 the U.S. Supreme Court voted to overturn the case and give states the power to decide women’s rights.
- Noah Noteboom photo
Nearly two dozen protesters showed up at the Overlook Memorial Park in downtown Hood River on June 24 after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the Roe vs. Wade case that federally protected women’s rights to an abortion. At top right, Stevie Stevenson dons a “Notorious R.B.G. (Ruth Bader Ginsburg)” shirt and holds a sign during a protest at the Overlook Memorial Park in Hood River on June 24.
- Noah Noteboom photos
At top right, Stevie Stevenson dons a “Notorious R.B.G. (Ruth Bader-Ginsburg)” shirt and holds a sign during a protest at the Overlook Memorial Park in Hood River on June 24.
- Noah Noteboom photos
Aurora Mears leads chants protesting the overturning of Roe v. Wade in Hood River on June 24. Roe v. Wade was a longstanding federal law that protected womens rights to abortion. On June 24 the U.S. Supreme Court voted to overturn the case and give states the power to decide women’s rights.
- Noah Noteboom photo
Protesters in Hood River took to the streets on June 24 to object the reversal of the Roe v. Wade court case that made it illegal to ban abortions in the U.S. Passersby showed support with hand expressions and loud honks.
- Noah Noteboom photo
Amber Orion addresses the crowd of protesters at the Overlook Memorial Park in Hood River on June 24. “We will not be quiet,” she yelled into the megaphone. “They cannot silence us!”
- Noah Noteboom photo
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