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Organizing After The Women’s March: Local Lessons From The Tea Party

Capitol Avenue with Ebong Udoma by WSHU

Feb 8, 20173:50Government & Organizations

Since Donald Trump was inaugurated almost three weeks ago, there has hardly been a day without a protest. The demonstrations have been passionate and persistent, but it’s unclear where they’ll go from here.

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Organizing After The Women’s March: Local Lessons From The Tea Party is an episode from Capitol Avenue with Ebong Udoma by WSHU. Since Donald Trump was inaugurated almost three weeks ago, there has hardly been a day without a protest. The d...

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Published Feb 8, 2017, 3:50 long, audio available.

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Since Donald Trump was inaugurated almost three weeks ago, there has hardly been a day without a protest. The demonstrations have been passionate and persistent, but it’s unclear where they’ll go from here.

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Published Feb 8, 2017 and 3:50 long