On a day dedicated to celebrating science, citizens rallied in cities such as Berkeley and San Francisco to raise awareness about proposed funding cuts from the Trump Administration. Key speakers emphasized that science is essential for health, technology, and economic well-being, urging the public to recognize the impacts of these cuts on vital research areas like cancer and Alzheimer's. Advocates highlighted the severe risks these cuts pose, not just politically but personally, affecting lives and medical advancements across the country.
"Science isn't just some abstract thing, it's what makes us healthy, it's what makes us rich, it gives us technology - it gives us our iPhone."
"It's not about politics, nobody voted for this kind of devastating attack on our medical system and we have to stand up."
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