Show Solidarity: Solidarity and University Avenue

show solidarity: I think the message here is that people of goodwill across the world are opposed to his policies, participant Carolyn Egan told CBC Toronto, according to CBC. Were here in solidarity with all those who are protesting in the United States, said Egan. The demonstrators met in Nathan Phillips Square outside Toronto city hall, then made their way to the U.S. consulate on University Avenue while chanting Dump Trump. I have two nieces who are doing so, and Im here to say Were with you. What we see is violent racists being emboldened right now, and so I think it really important that people come together and show solidarity, and create a space that feels strong and loud. I think it great to see the solidarity, said demonstrator Sakura Saunders. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.