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Historically and academically, protests are highly effective tools for social and political change, influencing legislation, elections, and cultural shifts, especially when nonviolent and widespread, with their impact often seen as long-term and cumulative.
Organizers of the Women's March announced plans for a 'comeback tour' during a recent event, signaling a renewed effort to mobilize and engage supporters in their advocacy for women's rights and social justice.
The Women's March in Washington saw participants rallying with the hope of preventing former President Donald Trump from regaining power. The event highlighted ongoing activism and resistance against Trump's policies and potential political comeback.
Hundreds of people gathered in Washington on the first anniversary of the overturning of Roe v. Wade to advocate for expanded abortion rights. The Women's March and other reproductive rights groups organized the "#StillTheResistance" day of action to reflect on the fall of Roe and advocate for reproductive health as abortion access becomes increasingly limited by some state legislatures. More than a dozen states have implemented full or partial bans on abortion, with Georgia prohibiting the procedure at six weeks. The battle for abortion access has also continued in state courtrooms, with abortion rights advocates seeking to block restrictive laws.