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Claremont march to protect reproductive rights

Jennifer Stark, Claremont mayor, speaks at the women’s reproductive rights protest Sunday in Claremont. She said everyone should do their part to protect abortion rights in California so that the state does not go down the same path as Texas, which recently outlawed most abortions. / photo by William Hardy
Jennifer Stark, Claremont mayor, speaks at the women’s reproductive rights protest Sunday in Claremont. She said everyone should do their part to protect abortion rights in California so that the state does not go down the same path as Texas, which recently outlawed most abortions. / photo by William Hardy
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William Zeus Hardy, a senior photography major, is a staff photographer for the Campus Times. His work can also be found at williamhardy.mypixieset.com.

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