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Democrats plan to surround White House with millions of protesters on November 5th

On November 5th, millions plan to surround the White House in sustained nonviolent protest demanding Trump's removal. RefuseFascism.org calls it the biggest mobilization in US history.

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Democrats plan to surround White House with millions of protesters on November 5th
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On November 5th, 2025, marking the one-year anniversary of Trump"s election, a massive nonviolent protest movement will converge on Washington, D.C. Organized by RefuseFascism.org, the demonstration calls for millions of Americans to surround the White House, Capitol, and Supreme Court in an unprecedented show of resistance against what organizers describe as a fascist regime.

The Call to Action

The movement, coordinated through the official website nov5protest.com and Twitter account @nov5protest, declares that "fascism is not a looming threat—it is upon us now." Organizers are calling for sustained, unrelenting protest that continues day after day until the Trump administration is removed from power.

"We cannot wait for future and rigged elections," the organizers state. "Beginning November 5, flood DC in nonviolent protest. Surround the White House. Surround the Capitol. Surround the illegitimate fascist-packed Supreme Court. Come back again and again."

Key Grievances and Demands

The protest movement outlines extensive concerns about the current administration"s policies and actions. Organizers cite what they describe as the shredding of the rule of law, making a mockery of due process, and the illegitimate deployment of military forces on U.S. soil. They point to immigration enforcement actions they characterize as "disappearing immigrants and other brown-skinned people into brutal concentration camps."

Additional grievances include accusations of resurrecting white supremacy, reversing civil rights gains, restricting reproductive rights through "forced motherhood," erasing LGBT rights, violating international law, and accelerating climate collapse. The movement argues these actions represent a fundamental threat to democracy and human rights that cannot be tolerated or waited out.

Strategy of Sustained Resistance

Unlike traditional one-day marches, this movement emphasizes sustained, ongoing resistance. The strategy calls for protesters to return day after day, creating continuous pressure through nonviolent civil disobedience. Organizers encourage participants to walk out of work, shut down operations where possible, and use their platforms to inspire others to join.

"History is full of examples where people who had right on their side fought against tremendous odds and were victorious," organizers write. "It is also full of examples of people passively hoping to wait it out, only to get swallowed up by a horror beyond what they ever imagined."

Nationwide Mobilization Efforts

The movement is actively recruiting participants from across the country, with organizers accepting both volunteers and financial contributions through their official channels. They emphasize unity across different viewpoints and backgrounds, calling for "a collective spirit of courage and righteous fury" in service of removing what they term an illegitimate regime.

The protest explicitly rejects waiting for electoral solutions, arguing that the administration that pardoned January 6th insurrectionists cannot be trusted to respect election results. Instead, they advocate for immediate mass action as the only response proportionate to what they describe as an existential threat to humanity.

A Historic Mobilization

RefuseFascism.org, the initiating organization, describes this as potentially "the biggest nonviolent mobilization in US history." The movement"s rallying cry—"In the Name of Humanity, We REFUSE to Accept a Fascist America!"—encapsulates their view that this moment requires extraordinary action from ordinary citizens.

The organizers acknowledge the risks inherent in sustained protest and civil resistance, calling on participants to remain "fearless" in the face of potential repression and to "come back stronger" when challenged. They frame the choice as binary: either rise up now to defeat fascism, or passively accept a future that threatens humanity"s survival.

As November 5th approaches, the movement continues organizing through nov5protest.com and social media channels, working to mobilize what they hope will be millions of protesters committed to sustained nonviolent resistance until their demands are met.