US feminist organizations will demonstrate across the country against Trump’s inauguration

Feminist organizations and entities in the United States They have called this Friday a demonstration for January 18 of next year throughout the country, two days before the inauguration of donald trumpas they did during his first term (2017-2021), when Half a million attendees were exceeded.

The march is scheduled for the Saturday before Trump’s inaugurationwhich will take place on Monday, January 20, 2025 at the United States Capitol, once the results of the presidential elections are certified, which give the victory of the Republican against the current vice president, Kamala Harris.

The organizing entities, which fight for civil rights, social justice and reproductive rights, They estimate that “50,000 people” will attend the ‘People’s March on Washington’, According to information published by Washington Post.

One of the convening organizations, Women’s March (Women’s March), stated in a statement the need to organize against “a racist patriarchy sustained by undemocratic systems and right-wing power brokers.”

“We are furious. We are not afraid. “We are part of a movement that is bigger than any of us.”they add in the statement.

This organization, precisely, called the historic demonstration that took place on January 21, 2017, the first day of Trump’s first presidency.

Then, more than half a million people took to the streets of Washington in a demonstration that exceeded its planned route between the Capitol and the White House and It became a veritable human tide that flooded the streets and parks of the city center.

In addition, feminists have organized a first demonstration in the capital this Saturday to warn of the need to “react quickly” in front of Trump and hiswho, as they warn, “will not waste time promoting their agenda.”

“On November 9 we will meet in the streetsshoulder to shoulder, to declare that they will not silence us. Together, in brotherhood and solidarity, We affirm our mutual commitment to the long struggle“, the organizations have announced.