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There seems to be zero plans for any mass demonstrations like the Women's March or People's Climate March from 2017, even though the threat of Trump on those issues is arguably greater now than it was in his first term

The left is completely deflated and defeated compared to 8 years ago when Trump won the first time

There seems to be zero plans for any mass demonstrations like the Women's March or People's Climate March from 2017, even though the threat of Trump on those issues is arguably greater now than it was in his first term

The left is completely deflated and defeated compared to 8 years ago when Trump won the first time 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017_Women%27s_March?wprov=sfla1
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/apr/30/peoples-climate-march-thousands-rally-to-denounce-trumps-environmental-agenda

That's a good point, a lot of these activist orgs are prob getting ready to play defense. Still think a mass country-wide protest could be a part of that strategy though

And yeah I just looked it up, apparently there was the annual People's March (evolution of 2017 women's march) but it was solely in DC and only drew a few thousand people. I didn't hear about it at all yesterday

That's a good point, a lot of these activist orgs are prob getting ready to play defense. Still think a mass country-wide protest could be a part of that strategy though

And yeah I just looked it up, apparently there was the annual People's March (evolution of 2017 women's march) but it was solely in DC and only drew a few thousand people. I didn't hear about it at all yesterday 
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c9831lrn6nzo

Wasn't there a pretty big march yesterday ? 

I feel a lot of grassroots groups are busy prepping for the jack boot raids starting tomorrow and we might see less organizing around those kind of events for time being

Sure, and I hope they happen. But they would be in the planning stages already if it's going to happen during Trump's first 100 days. The women's march was being planned pretty much the day after the election, and the climate march was announced on Jan 3, 2017

Not looking good for these things happening anytime soon

There’s still plenty of time for these demonstrations.