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Nationwide Protests Erupt Against Trump and Corruption

11/15/2025

Center

Protesters Demand Change

Thousands protested in Washington, D.C., as part of the Flood D.C. campaign, which began November 5 and planned protests every Monday to remove U.S. President Donald Trump.
Rafael Kadaris, National organizer for Refuse Fascism, urged action, saying "Trump must go now."
In Belgrade, thousands protested a $500 million redevelopment project linked to Jared Kushner, citing concerns over corruption and historical significance.

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Trump Targets Antifa

The U.S. State Department designated four European groups as specially designated global terrorists for their ties to the antifa movement, a move U.S. President Donald Trump frames as part of a broader campaign against antifa, which he labels a domestic terrorist organization.
Critics say the designation expands the definition of terrorism and threatens free speech rights.
Experts warn the actions could spur political repression against leftist movements in the United States.

History

Historical Context

The Women's March in 2017, which drew over 4 million participants nationwide, highlighted ongoing struggles for women's rights and political accountability in the U.S. This mobilization echoes current protests against President Trump, where activists demand his removal amid corruption allegations. Such movements reflect deepening political polarization and ongoing debates about civil liberties, underscoring significant tensions within American democracy.

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Protesters Demand Change

Thousands protested in Washington, D.C., as part of the Flood D.C. campaign, which began November 5 and planned protests every Monday to remove U.S. President Donald Trump.
Rafael Kadaris, National organizer for Refuse Fascism, urged action, saying "Trump must go now."
In Belgrade, thousands protested a $500 million redevelopment project linked to Jared Kushner, citing concerns over corruption and historical significance.

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