Protesters Prepare for 'People's March' Ahead of Trump's Second Inauguration
- The People's March is set to occur in Washington, D.C., on the eve of President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration, aiming to broaden support for various social justice issues, including women's rights and climate change.
- Organizers expected 50,000 participants, but the police estimated the crowd at 25,000 during the peaceful protest that started at multiple locations.
- The event will culminate with discussions hosted by social justice organizations, focusing on a wider range of issues rather than solely on Trump.
- Civil rights advocate Al Sharpton has planned a rally on MLK Day, emphasizing the need for strong resistance against perceived threats to democracy as Trump prepares for his inauguration.
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