Five years ago, five million across the nation attended the women’s march. People in Kern county also took steps for a better future for females: 5000 people marched each year in 2018 and 2019, according to Women's March Kern County co-director, Robin Walters.
For forty years, Roe v. Wade has given women the choice to have an abortion. With Texas’ SB8 law successfully reversing some of those protections in their state, pro-choice advocates around the nation are raising their voices.
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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KERO) â 23ABC is dedicated to helping you get back on your feet and get back into the workforce. And recent data shows there are more than 40,000 people in Kern County looking for work.
According to the Employment Development Department, in April Kern County s unemployment rate was 10.7 percent. While that was a slight increase from March Kern County s unemployment is near the worst in the state.
Of the 58 counties in California, Kern County has the sixth-highest unemployment rate. And only nine counties have more total people who are unemployed.
Women s March Kern County goes virtual, but that s not the only difference this year The Women s March Kern County Normally commences at Mill Creek Park but with the pandemic, the march will now be a virtual format. However that s not the only difference. 23ABCâs Kristin Vartan tells us more.
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Since its existence, thousands of women have taken steps around the country, picket signs in hand to advocate for womenâs rights during the annual Women s March.
The inaugural Women s March took place the day after Donald Trump became president of the United States four years ago. In 2021 a new president is in The White House, but the march continues this weekend, virtually.