Donald Trump

Reason to revolt
‘Dump Trump’ say protesters
Five responses by Latin American musicians to the US elections
Mexico and US footballers unite to oppose Trump’s bigotry
Trump's cabinet of horror starts to take shape
The Land of the Free may have a few issues it needs to work through
How Trump won and the struggle ahead

The election of Donald Trump as president of the United States is a shocking and dangerous turn of events — not only for the US, but for the entire world. The election does not, however, represent an overwhelming turn to the right in US society — and not only because Trump lost the popular vote to Hillary Clinton. Instead, we see a political polarisation in which both the right and the left are growing.
Naomi Klein Delivers Sydney Peace Prize Lecture
Lessons from Trump’s win — more democracy is needed
Jill Stein calls for ‘sustained and organised resistance’
'Not My President': Thousands Across US Protest Trump Win

People took to the streets in major cities, and high school students walked out of class to reject Donald Trump's election as president of the US.
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