Million Woman March: When Reproductive Rights Drive Mass Resistance

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Constitutional Law

On January 27, 2025, over 2 million women marched in Washington D.C. and 400+ cities nationwide protesting Trump administration reproductive rights rollbacks. The largest single-day protest in U.S. history since 2017 featured civil disobedience, state legislature lobbying, and coordinated legal challenges, showing how grassroots organizing responds to federal policy attacks.

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Why This Matters

Your Protest Rights:

Understanding First Amendment protections for peaceful assembly helps you know your rights when participating in demonstrations or organizing community resistance.

Your Local Power:

These marches show how local organizing translates into state-level policy changes and federal court challenges that protect rights in your community.

Your Democratic Voice:

Mass protests influence elections, legislative priorities, and court decisions—learning how they work helps you participate effectively in democratic change.

Your Civil Disobedience Knowledge:

Understanding the history and tactics of civil disobedience helps you evaluate when breaking unjust laws might be necessary to defend constitutional rights.

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