Good Trouble Lives On: Anti-Trump Protests – Dates, Times, and Locations in Your City
The spirit of civil disobedience, famously championed by the late Congressman John Lewis as "good trouble," continues to inspire activists across the U.S. as they organize nationwide protests against former President Donald Trump.
What’s Happening?
Demonstrators are mobilizing in multiple cities to voice opposition to Trump’s policies and rhetoric. These protests aim to uphold democratic values and resist what organizers describe as threats to social justice and equality.
When and Where?
The protests are scheduled in various cities, with dates and times tailored to local participation. Key locations include:
- New York City – [Date & Time]
- Los Angeles – [Date & Time]
- Chicago – [Date & Time]
- Washington, D.C. – [Date & Time]
Additional rallies are planned in other major urban centers. Activists encourage participants to check local event listings for updates.
Why Now?
The movement gains momentum amid ongoing political debates surrounding Trump’s influence and potential 2024 campaign. Organizers emphasize the need for peaceful yet persistent resistance, echoing John Lewis’s call for "good trouble" in the fight for justice.
How to Get Involved
Those interested in joining can find details on social media platforms and activist websites. Safety guidelines, including mask recommendations and non-violent protest protocols, are being circulated to ensure orderly demonstrations.
As tensions rise in the political landscape, these protests serve as a reminder of grassroots power in shaping democracy. Stay informed, stay engaged, and—if you choose—make your voice heard.
