Twenty members of Cal campus Latino organization Hermanos Unidos de Berkeley on Saturday marched in solidarity with the suffering of women by walking a mile in stiletto-heeled shoes. “Now I really know women bear pain pain better than men,” said Cal student Juan Carlos Rodriguez, 19. According to event organizer Diana Lopez, 20, the men were joined on the march by female members of Hermanos. Many marchers returned to the student union building after the 40-minute trek, where food and drinks awaited them. Lopez said the march was organized to call attention to women’s problems, such as domestic violence and “sexualized violence based on women’s sex.” She called the event an “art-based event in which participants could fully engage.” Would you like a digest of the day’s Berkeley news sent to your inbox? Click here to subscribe to Berkeleyside’s free Daily Briefing.
Twenty members of Cal campus Latino organization Hermanos Unidos de Berkeley on Saturday marched in solidarity with the suffering of women by walking a mile in stiletto-heeled shoes. “Now I really know women bear pain pain better than men,” said Cal student Juan Carlos Rodriguez, 19. According to event organizer Diana Lopez, 20, the men were joined on the march by female members of Hermanos. Many marchers returned to the student union building after the 40-minute trek, where food and drinks awaited them. Lopez said the march was organized to call attention to women’s problems, such as domestic violence and “sexualized violence based on women’s sex.” She called the event an “art-based event in which participants could fully engage.” Would you like a digest of the day’s Berkeley news sent to your inbox? Click here to subscribe to Berkeleyside’s free Daily Briefing.
