US EditionInternational Women’s Day march fights for women’s rights and equality
Marchers in North Charleston highlighted abortion access, voting rights, and immigration while connecting women with support and nonprofit resources, organizers said.
- On International Women’s Day, community members in North Charleston gathered to march for women’s rights and equality, with organizers calling it both a celebration and a call to action.
- Amid the march, organizers emphasized education and access to nonprofit services, aiming to empower the entire community through information and connect people with support systems and women’s health care.
- Participants described fear and shrinking public visibility in their testimonies, with Robin Condon, founder of the Visibility Brigade's Charleston chapter, saying 'What happens to women happens to everyone' and Heather Jones warning some people 'don’t feel comfortable right now coming out in public'.
- Local candidates used the march to stress the need for ongoing work on state women’s rights, while marchers said they aimed to be a voice for scared women rejecting silence.
- Topics at the march ranged from abortion access to the Epstein files, merging local and national issues including immigration policies and voting rights in the Lowcountry.
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