Hundreds march in Boston, chant "stop the coup" in protest against Trump, Musk polices and actions скачать в хорошем качестве

Hundreds march in Boston, chant "stop the coup" in protest against Trump, Musk polices and actions

(14 Feb 2025) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Boston – 14 February 2025 1. Wide of protesters marching in opposition to the Trump administration's policies and actions 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Diane Bleier, Retired Special Education Teacher: ++PARTIALLY COVERED++ "My name's Diane Bleier. I'm from Lexington, Massachusetts, cradle of Liberty, which is what we're trying to do here, is maintain the liberty in our country. I'm a retired special education teacher. I'm here not only for my own grandchildren, but for the children of the world that are being impacted by the decisions that are made by this illegal taking over of our country. I'm concerned about my granddaughter not having the same rights over her body that I've had in my lifetime. And we have to stop the coup and we're ready to march now. We're going to march." 3. Low-angle shot of the marching protesters 4. Medium of Diane Bleier and other protesters holding placards condemning the Trump administration's actions and policies 5. Various of protesters and placards 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Bonnie Jin, Activist: ++PARTIALLY COVERED++ "So, this is an absolutely unprecedented march of over 100 different organizations across a plethora of different issues, whether that's climate justice, fighting the criminal legal system, immigrants' rights, workers' rights coming together from all across Massachusetts to say we are taking a stand against two main things. One is the billionaire takeover of our government, which is the culmination of a decades long struggle by billionaires to line their own pockets. And second, it's the fact that this current administration is enacting a policy of dehumanization on so many of our community members." 7. Pan, left of marching protesters 8. SOUNDBITE (English) Bonnie Jin, Activist: ++COVERED++ "We had over 1,000 different people RSVP for this event. And what's motivating so many of us is, again, fighting for working people across this country, fighting for our immigrant brothers and sisters, our queer and trans and indigenous siblings, and making sure that, you know, we are holding Democratic lawmakers accountable for really using every single tool in the toolbox from the federal, local and state level to fight against this billionaire takeover of the government. And also, to say that, you know, we can't rely on our lawmakers to save us. We have to come together, talk with our neighbors, talk with our coworkers, and make sure that everybody is supported in this process." 9. Various, close up of placards carried by protesters 10. Wide of protesters gathering at the historic Boston Common before the march 11. Tilt-up view of a singer at the protest UPSOUND (English) Singer: "Understand. Stop the coup. Stop the coup." STORYLINE: Hundreds of protesters marched through downtown Boston Thursday, as a coalition of more than 100 organizations united to demonstrate against what they described as a "billionaire takeover" of government and Trump administration policies. The demonstration began at the nation’s oldest public park, the Boston Common. The protest brought together groups focused on issues ranging from climate justice and criminal legal system reform to immigrants' rights and workers' rights. Protesters repeatedly chanted: “Stop the coup. Stop the coup. Stop the coup.” Organizers reported that more than 1,000 people had RSVP'd for the event. Protesters included Diane Bleier, a retired special education teacher from Lexington, Massachusetts. Organizers emphasized the grassroots nature of the movement, calling for action beyond traditional political channels. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...