People's March in Washington draws thousands ahead of inauguration

Deutsche Welle

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Washington: Tiffany Flowers still remembers how stunned she felt when she learnt Donald Trump had won a second term as president.
Brisbane Times
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Thousands of people from around the US rallied in DC for women's reproductive rights and other causes they believe are under threat from Donald Trump.
Daily Mail
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Eight years since its gargantuan first protests as a reaction to the incoming president being serially accused of sexual misconduct and misogyny and campaigning on restricting reproductive rights, the Women’s March on Saturday reprised in the nation’s capital before the return of that man to the White House – with, as in 2017, spin-off rallies taking place in various other US cities.
Guardian
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Protests against Trump's inauguration are much smaller than in 2017, in part because the US women's rights movement fractured after Trump defeated Vice President Kamala Harris in November.
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