It's Our Turn.

Issues

Lives lost to cruelty and fear:

• Josseli Barnica, 28, died in Texas after being denied miscarriage care for 40 hours. Doctors feared prosecution under new abortion laws.
• Porsha Ngumezi, 35, bled to death after being denied a routine D&C.
• Mylissa Farmer was left suffering after her water broke at 17 weeks. Missouri doctors refused to intervene.
• Maria Rojas, a midwife in Texas, and her assistant now face decades in prison for providing abortion care.

Rights stripped away:

• A 10-year-old rape victim in Ohio had to leave her state to obtain an abortion — because a law mattered more than her life.

Economic injustice remains systemic:

• White women: $0.83 per dollar
• Black women: $0.66 per dollar
• Latinas: $0.52 per dollar

Why Women Are Furious

We’re done with reckless wars waged by men—funded with our money, fought without our consent. We are not collateral damage; we are the majority voice demanding diplomacy over destruction, justice over violence, life over ego. Stand back- Women will lead the peace.

They always find billions for bombs, but never for peace or justice.

So on August 26th, we walk out.
No work. No shopping. No silence.
Cruelty has consequences. This is ours.

Why We March

Imagine a future shaped by values women have long carried:

• Peace over war
• Collaboration over competition
• Shared power over greed
• A future where everyone — regardless of race, gender, income, or identity — has a voice, a vote, and a path to thrive
• A society where safety is a right, not a privilege

This isn’t a dream. It’s a direction.

Women’s leadership is the way forward — not just for us, but for everyone.

Let’s make August 26, 2025, more than symbolic. Let’s make it a national awakening.