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Donald Trump is set to be inaugurated on January 20, 2025, with protests alongside a high-profile celebrity event.

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Overview
Donald Trump will be inaugurated for a second term in the Capitol Rotunda on January 20, 2025, due to extreme cold. He returns with a reshaped political landscape, a changed Republican Party, and an array of celebrity performances at his inauguration. Protests opposing his presidency, led by the rebranded 'People’s March', highlight ongoing political divisions. Trump has vowed to promote unity in his inaugural address amid protests and widespread political challenges.
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Analysis
- The People's March, rebranded as a national protest, reflects a resurgence of activism against Trump's administration, focusing on critical social justice issues like reproductive rights, LGBTQ rights, and climate change in the wake of the 2024 electoral loss.
- Despite lower turnout this year, the People's March symbolizes a resilient progressive movement, showing an unwavering commitment to fighting against perceived threats posed by Trump's return to power and his proposed regressive policies.
- Activists continue to mobilize in response to Trump's inauguration, viewing it as a call to action to confront policies they see as damaging to social justice and civil rights.
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- The People's March experienced significantly lower turnout compared to previous years, suggesting a waning enthusiasm for the progressive movement and its effectiveness in addressing political issues in the current climate.
- Even with reduced crowds, the March illustrates ongoing fractures within the Democratic Party, as dissenters voice concerns over Trump's presidency but struggle to present a unified front against his administration's revival.
- Trump's inauguration is celebrated by Republicans as a pivotal moment of political renewal, highlighting the disarray and challenges faced by the Democratic Party in the aftermath of significant electoral losses.
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