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By Claire Galkowski
Several Westwood residents took part in the Saturday, March 8th Woman's Day march in Boston, organized by a local activist through The Women's March.
The event drew thousands, who gathered at the Boston Common in front of the State House to advocate for reproductive rights, immigrant and LGBTQ protection, to support Ukraine, and to protest against what they view as the wholesale dismantling of government institutions by unelected officials.
The crowd, with activist honk band BABAM in front, marched through the Mall on Commonwealth Avenue to Hereford Street, then up Boylston Street. As it approached the Tesla dealership, a flash mob of about 60 dancers was just finishing a dance-protest.
In Dedham, at the same time, other Westwood residents gathered in front of its Tesla dealership, which drew over 100 protesters in its third week.
Thanks to Claire Galkowski, Maria Costantini, Marilyn Bogue and Janice Wright for sharing their memorable moment with Westwood Minute.Â
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