Thank you for your words! As far as I have noticed, people try to stick to public health guidance during the protests, but some things, like keeping the safe distance from the others, are hard to maintain. There are hundreds and thousands of people on the streets in many towns and cities.jessk wrote:I applaud you wanting to stand up for what you believe in - and hope you can find a way to do it safely. In my area it seemed like the protests (of police brutality) were not big spreader events because they were outdoors and people adhered to public health guidance. I hope the same is true in your neck of the woods
I just received the message that our university rector officially supports the students' protest. It is encouraging, especially since we have already heard that some more conservative and more politically oriented universities are already repressing their students' right to protest. Ugh.