I’ve noticed that the youth in the Central Valley seem to be a lot more progressive than the youth in Coastal CA - I think the poverty and lack of social infrastructure, along with Millennials &Gen Z being the most educated humans in human history, leads to a natural inclination
Over 500 at the Hanford, Ca event. I will keep saying this, for these towns to have this kind of turnout really means something. So proud of the Central Valley.pic.twitter.com/AKQ7EGHBcf
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There’s also less NIMBYism with the youth here
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#CentralValley of#CaliforniaProtest has never been a "backwater" nor a series of "cow towns". We just modestly possess the know-how to welcomingly voice our legitimate concerns through the channels of strength of peace, and the endearment of equality for all walks of life. - Show replies
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I was there. Great crowd. Except I didn’t need to hear from the police chief for 15 minutes.
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Oo. Central V. no less. Chokes me up this much homogenization. You can meet a lotta pizza lovers at these events I guess. Everybody kepp aksin me. Hey. You like doughy pizza? But he wore lipstick so.
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For a small town we sure did make a LOT of noise with our voices! Awesome event and proud to be a part of it
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