Protesters nationwide gathered in various cities on Saturday to demonstrate against the Trump administration, highlighting a growing resistance to what they view as anti-democratic policies. In Washington, D.C., hundreds gathered to voice opposition, citing concerns such as deportations and cuts to research and education funding. Michelle Willis, a paraeducator from Massachusetts, emphasized the importance of speaking out and standing up against these policies, attending multiple protests since Trump took office. The protests, part of a “day of action” organized by the 50501 Movement, aim to resist what they perceive as undemocratic actions by the administration. Apart from traditional protests, community-focused events like food drives were held to support those affected by various challenges. The decentralized nature of these movements, including the Tesla Takedown campaign, underscores a collective effort to protect democracy and oppose executive overreach. The organizers stress the importance of building community resilience in the face of threats to democracy and working towards a better future for all. The 50501 Movement and Tesla Takedown protests have gained momentum, with numerous actions taking place weekly to uphold democratic values and resist authoritarian tendencies.