A Nationwide Walkout & Stand for Freedom is set to take place November 8-11. The movement is a voluntary work strike to protest vaccine mandates in the workplace. Organizing the event is a California non-profit founded by attorney Leigh Dundas, Advocates for Citizens’ Rights. The group joined along with Robert Kennedy Jr.’s organization Children’s Health Defense and “other high-profile groups and individuals” to promote the event.

This event’s allocated social media hashtag is #AxeTheVax. Human Events reports “the movement was started by regular everyday American workers reaching out to Dundas and others looking for a way to join together collectively in order to have their actions felt, and their voices heard.”

Thus far, sporadic and intermittent protests have taken place around the world, and Dundas hopes this will bring a united front to the message nationwide. “The nationwide walkout has spread like wildfire, with white-collar professionals joining the supply chain workers and truckers 0 and employees from every industry and all faiths, creeds, races and political affiliations – now pledging they will strike during the week of November 8, as a statement that jobs should never be conditioned on medical mandates and tyranny,” said Dundas.

Dundas continued, “The blue-collar folks I talked to were working at large companies that were 40%, 50%, and often as high as 75% unvaccinated — and willing to hold the line. These guys are drawing a line in the sand, making a stand for freedom.  And I believe in my core that the week of November 8 will go down in the history books as the day that freedom rose up, tyrannical mandates went on the run, and history was changed for the better.”

The nationwide organization is a response to what many believe is an unconstitutional mandate imposed by the Biden administration. “Couple weeks ago, I started getting calls from the blue-collar guys. You know the folks who actually run this country. Because Americans don’t often have cause to reflect on this simple truth, but the fact is that this country does not run on the backs of people like you and me. It runs on the backs of blue-collar workers who make products, and who move products” said Dundas.