CLEAN : DC women wear red in support of Women's Day

The speaker discusses the complexities of participating in a protest by not going to work, highlighting the challenges faced by those in critical roles or without job security. They emphasize the importance of women's contributions to the economy and suggest alternative ways to show support, such as wearing red. The speaker shares their personal decision to wear red as a form of protest, reflecting on the current political climate and the belief that women's rights are universal rights.

Why does the speaker believe not everyone can participate in a work strike?

• Because they don't support the cause.

• Due to responsibilities in critical industries and childcare.

• They are unaware of the strike.

• They don't want to wear red.

What alternative does the speaker suggest for those who cannot join the strike?

• Quitting their job.

• Wearing red to show support.

• Organizing a protest march.

• Writing a letter to the government.

What is the speaker's personal reason for not participating in the strike?

• They enjoy their job and colleagues.

• They forgot about the strike.

• They fear losing their job.

• They don't believe in the cause.

How does the speaker suggest people can contribute to the movement?

• By ignoring the current political climate.

• By protesting against all industries.

• By wearing red and supporting the cause in any way possible.

• By taking a day off work.

What belief does the speaker express about women's rights?

• They are only important for women.

• They are universal and affect everyone.

• They are a personal choice.

• They are not relevant in the current political climate.