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The Trump Years Launched the Biggest Sustained Protest Movement in U.S. History. It's Not Over.
Here's what we learned by counting the protests during the past four years
During Donald Trump's presidency, the United States saw what were probably the largest and broadest single-day protest events, and the largest sustained protest movement, in its history.
At Count Love and the Crowd Counting Consortium (CCC), we have tracked protests for and against the Trump administration and its policies, along with other local demonstrations, since early 2017; when we began, we explained our methods here at TMC. Through Inauguration Day 2021, we counted nearly 60,000 protests and marches, with 21 million to 31 million participants, as you can see in the figure below....
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During Donald Trump's presidency, the United States saw what were probably the largest and broadest single-day protest events, and the largest sustained protest movement, in its history.
At Count Love and the Crowd Counting Consortium (CCC), we have tracked protests for and against the Trump administration and its policies, along with other local demonstrations, since early 2017; when we began, we explained our methods here at TMC. Through Inauguration Day 2021, we counted nearly 60,000 protests and marches, with 21 million to 31 million participants, as you can see in the figure below....
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The full text of this publication is available via Washington Post.Chenoweth, Erica, Tommy Leung, Nathan Perkins, Jeremy Pressman and Jay Ulfelder."The Trump Years Launched the Biggest Sustained Protest Movement in U.S. History. It's Not Over." The Washington Post, February 8, 2021.
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