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Rochester, N.Y. — On Saturday, healthcare workers and community organizations in Rochester will join thousands of working families across all 50 states in a nationwide rally against proposed federal cuts to vital healthcare and education services. The event aims to raise awareness about the potential impact of these cuts on local communities, particularly among the most vulnerable populations.
Participants will gather to voice their concerns over the detrimental effects that reduced funding could have on access to essential medical services and quality education. Organizers emphasize that healthcare and education are fundamental rights that should not be compromised. The rally will feature speeches from local leaders, personal testimonies from affected families, and opportunities for community members to engage in discussions about the future of these critical services.
As the movement gains momentum, advocates are calling for solidarity among citizens to protect the resources that support public health and education. The event is expected to draw significant participation, highlighting the community's commitment to fighting for equitable access to healthcare and education for all.
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