CLEAN : Potesters flood Washington for women's march

The speaker emphasizes the importance of standing up for those who cannot be present and supporting women's rights. The focus is on advocating for women, not for political figures or men. The speaker criticizes oppressive regimes that threaten physical harm, highlighting the need for action against such injustices.

What is the significance of standing up for those who can't be present?

What rights are being advocated for in the speech?

In what ways does the speaker believe women should support each other?

What does the speaker mean by 'it's not for anybody else'?

How does the speaker feel about the current regime's actions?