On Saturday, Jan. 21, three times as many people attended a demonstration against Trump as showed up the day before for his inauguration. Solidarity marches across the nation drew hundreds of thousands, perhaps a million, more.
The turnout was impressive. It vexed the new president. But what did the Women's March mean?
Despite what pundits said, the Women's March was not a movement. Nor was it the beginning of a movement.
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