20 Of The Funniest Signs From The March For Science
Since taking office in January, some people have felt President Trump has been a bit hostile to the science community. His administration has put policies in place that silence federal agencies from publicly discussing climate change and has proposed massive budget cuts to the National Institute of Health, the Environmental Protection Agency, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and the Department of Energy. The President himself has voiced antiscientific views by calling climate change a “Chinese hoax” and has supported the anti-vaxxer movement in the past.
To combat this systemic rejection of the scientific process, tens of thousands of people in over 600 cities on seven continents across the globe came together last Saturday at the March for Science. Here, we offer 20 of our favorite humorous signs from protesters around the world.
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How Daniel Patterson Is Tightening The Racial And Gender Gap In The Restaurant Industry From bartenders to servers, line cooks, and food runners, he found front-of-the-house employees were working fewer hours and making much more money than their counterparts.
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Protesters Play Audio Of Detained Migrant Children Outside Kirstjen Nielsen’s House The audio of crying detained children sent a powerful message to the Homeland Security administrator.
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Running For NET: A Mother’s Journey To Run In 50 National Parks In Honor Of Her Late Daughter “I do not want to see another parent have to bury their child like we did.”
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Melania Trump Wears ‘I Don’t Really Care’ Jacket On A Trip To See Detained Children At The Border Twitter erupted with responses to Melania’s blunt fashion statement.
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How This Special Olympics Athlete Races Past Expectations When the group reached the turnaround point, he said he wanted to keep going.
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Axed Teen Pregnancy Prevention Programs Win Back Federal Funds A judge ruled that the administration illegally terminated the program and restored grants to all 81 sexual health programs nationwide that had their funding abruptly cut last year.
