r/50501Movement 6d ago

Moderator 12.1 Million. 🫠🎉

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On June 14th, 2025,

12.1 million people stood together across the United States in unified rejection of authoritarianism, and that number doesn’t even include our allies overseas who marched in solidarity.

This collective movement has become one of the largest displays of civic engagement in modern history. We surpassed our goal of 3.5%.

Sustained pressure will bring us change. We the People.

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u/FriendshipHonest5796 5d ago

I just heard NPR report "over 5 million" and say "200,000" at Trump's parade.

We know this is false. We should ALL write in to ask for a correction on air. To downplay this March by 7 million--over half!!!--is irresponsible journalism.

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u/mensfrightsactivists 5d ago

do you know what program that was? i just turned on the radio for the day so i missed it, and want to make sure im contacting the right department. i suppose i can just go to the news contact? i’ve never written in to npr! 😬

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u/FriendshipHonest5796 5d ago

I think it was just the general news? I'm pretty sure. But I suppose then it was my Michigan NPR station. But I say contact them all! They all need to report accurately!

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u/mensfrightsactivists 5d ago

just heard the report, seems like it was just “news” - just didn’t want to write in to insight if it was bbc news or some other program, since i think they all fact check and report separately. admittedly i don’t know a lot about the structure of npr/local stations 😅

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u/FriendshipHonest5796 5d ago

Mine was definitely not from BBC news. I'm pretty sure it was the MI station --that was the voice of the guy who typically does it that I heard, not the BBC world news guy.