Wayne State students protest president-elect Trump
Only a day after the results of Election Day, Americans across the country took the streets in protest against President-elect Donald Trump. Some of those including students and faculty of Wayne State University.
The march began in Gullen Mall outside of the Student Center and continued through Woodward Ave., to Campus Martius. Protestors chanting "Jim Crow - Hell No. Donald Trump has got to go."
BAMN organized the rally and march on Nov. 9 and 10 to "shut down Trump's racist vision for America," according to event fliers.
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BAMN holds rally and march on campus against President-elect Donald Trump. View photos and videos of the protest.
In response to the election of Donald Trump as President of the United States, college campuses across the country have seen protests arise – including, Wayne State.
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Only a day before elections students in America came to the roads to protest against Mr Trump and that is not a good sign according to essay service but we all know the rules of elections. Trump is the only leader people especially students protest against him an that is the issue discussed in this blog.
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