Washington Prepares for Massive March Ahead of Trump’s Inauguration
The Women's March returns to D.C. on Saturday, rebranded as the People's March, ahead of Donald Trump's inauguration on Monday
In 2017, the Women's March drew over 500,000 in D.C. and millions nationwide, becoming one of the largest U.S. protests
This year's march will be smaller, reflecting exhaustion and disappointment after Kamala Harris' loss, in contrast to the energized 2017 rally against Trump's win
After fractures over diversity, this year’s rebranded People’s March will focus on feminism, racial justice, and other social justice issues
Jo Reger said the People’s March covers diverse issues, with conflicting visions potentially bringing change and amplifying underrepresented voices
Middleton said Saturday's event aims to highlight broad issues and guide participants toward long-term political action, not just a large demonstration