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New York Times:
"But while a band and a D.J. played upbeat songs at top volume, the
crowd did not do much more than sway to the beat.... Only about a few
hundred people showed up..."
At Womenâs March Event, Organizers Say They Are Preparing a âComeback
Tourâ
At a demonstration on Saturday, the crowd was small and enthusiasm was
lacking. But organizers are planning a big march ahead of the
inauguration.
www.nytimes.com/2024/11/09/us/politics/womens-march-trump-future.html
"On Saturday, after former President Donald J. Trumpâs re-election
dashed progressivesâ hopes of a new era for womenâs rights and other
left-wing causes, Womenâs March held a hastily arranged
protest-cum-dance party outside the headquarters of a conservative think
tank in Washington. Only about a few hundred people showed up.
The first Womenâs March, held in the aftermath of Mr. Trumpâs 2017
inauguration, drew hundreds of thousands of people to the National Mall
in Washington to protest what they feared would be an assault on
reproductive rights, immigrants and civil rights under his
administration. But this week, Womenâs March organizers are grappling
with despair among their base that the president they oppose has been
elected to a second term, and questions about where the movement is
headed.
The goal of the Saturday afternoon event was to reinvigorate the
organizationâs progressive base after the election and perhaps to
unleash some anger at the Heritage Foundation, the think tank that had
designed a policy playbook for a second Trump administration, Project
2025, whose goals included aggressively curtailing access to abortion.
The foundation did not immediately respond on Saturday evening to a
request for comment.
âYou are not going to take our joy,â said Rachel OâLeary Carmona, the
executive director of Womenâs March, before singing along to the music.
But while a band and a D.J. played upbeat songs at top volume, the crowd
did not do much more than sway to the beat..."
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