VIDEO: Hilo Women’s March Marks One Year Of Resistance
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STORY SUMMARY
HILO, Hawaii - Over a thousand participants marched from Queen Liliu'okalani Gardens to the Mo'oheau Bandstand on Saturday, where they rallied like they did one year ago.
image from video by Pablo Beimler, North Hawaii Action Network
(BIVN) – Over a thousand took to the street in Hilo on Saturday for the 2018 Women’s March.
The federal government shutdown was not the sort of event that the Trump administration wanted to mark their first full year in office. But it seemed to embolden the participants in this weekend’s nation-wide Women’s Marches – including the gatherings on Hawaii Island.
On Saturday in Hilo, they marched from Queen Liliu’okalani Gardens to the Mo’oheau Bandstand, where the rallied like they did one year ago.
image from video by Pablo Beimler, North Hawaii Action Network
The big guest speaker was Teresa Shook, the Maui grandmother credited with beginning the whole Women’s March movement.
Shook was also present for a similar event in Kona on Sunday. We will have video coverage of that event, as well.
by Big Island Video News
on at
STORY SUMMARY
HILO, Hawaii - Over a thousand participants marched from Queen Liliu'okalani Gardens to the Mo'oheau Bandstand on Saturday, where they rallied like they did one year ago.
image from video by Pablo Beimler, North Hawaii Action Network
(BIVN) – Over a thousand took to the street in Hilo on Saturday for the 2018 Women’s March.
The federal government shutdown was not the sort of event that the Trump administration wanted to mark their first full year in office. But it seemed to embolden the participants in this weekend’s nation-wide Women’s Marches – including the gatherings on Hawaii Island.
On Saturday in Hilo, they marched from Queen Liliu’okalani Gardens to the Mo’oheau Bandstand, where the rallied like they did one year ago.
image from video by Pablo Beimler, North Hawaii Action Network
The big guest speaker was Teresa Shook, the Maui grandmother credited with beginning the whole Women’s March movement.
Shook was also present for a similar event in Kona on Sunday. We will have video coverage of that event, as well.