With the results of the election being so controversial, anti trump protest have recently broken out all across the country. But what are these protest actually doing? It's important to accept that Trump is going to be our president and that is not going to change. But if we want to have effective social change then we don't need to protest against trump we need to come together as a nation protesting about his views on immigration, women's rights, education and racial equality.
What can be effective for protest and examples of these.
Then go personal story:
On November 9th I woke up at 3:30 am because I had a bad dream that Donald Trump was elected President. I looked over to see the time on my phone and saw 4 notifications from …show more content…
My whole family voted for Hillary Clinton. At first I was not able to accept that Trump was the next president and still the concept is hard to wrap my head around. The “Not My president” protest’s around the world were to show how people were feeling about the outcome of the election and how they were not going to accept trump as their president but when it comes down to it how is not accepting Trump as our president going bring about any social or political change?
The right and wrong way to protest:
My high school in DC went out and protested with thousands of other High School Students around the city; I wish I could have marched with them. The point of the protest was different than all of the other ones around the country. One of the organizers of the protest, Jordan Johnson, a 17-year-old senior at McKinley Technology Education Campus in Northeast Washington, said that “This isn’t an anti-Donald Trump rally,” “We’re coming out here to display unity, despite all that’s happened these past few years.” These are the type of protests that are going to be effective. These students have accepted in a way that Trump is our president, and they are protesting to display unity and that they are staying together despite the outcome of the
What can be effective for protest and examples of these.
Then go personal story:
On November 9th I woke up at 3:30 am because I had a bad dream that Donald Trump was elected President. I looked over to see the time on my phone and saw 4 notifications from …show more content…
My whole family voted for Hillary Clinton. At first I was not able to accept that Trump was the next president and still the concept is hard to wrap my head around. The “Not My president” protest’s around the world were to show how people were feeling about the outcome of the election and how they were not going to accept trump as their president but when it comes down to it how is not accepting Trump as our president going bring about any social or political change?
The right and wrong way to protest:
My high school in DC went out and protested with thousands of other High School Students around the city; I wish I could have marched with them. The point of the protest was different than all of the other ones around the country. One of the organizers of the protest, Jordan Johnson, a 17-year-old senior at McKinley Technology Education Campus in Northeast Washington, said that “This isn’t an anti-Donald Trump rally,” “We’re coming out here to display unity, despite all that’s happened these past few years.” These are the type of protests that are going to be effective. These students have accepted in a way that Trump is our president, and they are protesting to display unity and that they are staying together despite the outcome of the