Portland's Naked Bike Ride Protests Militarization and Immigrant Rights This Sunday

Portland, Oregons upcoming World Naked Bike Ride on October 12 protests the militarization of the city and advocates for immigrant rights amidst ongoing tensions involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

The World Naked Bike Ride in Portland, Oregon, is scheduled for Sunday, October 12, starting at 3 p.m. at the Oregon Convention Center Plaza.
Organizers, including Rainbow Bloc and Revoke the ICE Permit PDX, aim to address the militarization of Portland and the negative impacts on immigrant and Indigenous communities.
The protest coincides with national discussions about the role of the National Guard (United States) and policies from the Donald Trump administration regarding immigration enforcement.

Why It Matters

This event underscores the intersection of body autonomy, political activism, and social justice, highlighting growing concerns over militarization and immigration policies that affect vulnerable communities. It reflects a broader trend of community activism in response to systemic issues.