How Does the #PeoplesClimateMarch Compare to Other Protests?

by SavvyRoo on Sep 23, 2014 | Views: 329 | Score: 3

	Estimated Number of Attendees
March on Washington (D.C.) Aug. 1963	300000
Vietnam War Protest (D.C.) Nov. 1969	600000
Nuclear Disarmament (NYC) Jun. 1983	1000000
Million Man March (D.C.) Mar. 1995	837000
Million Woman March (Philly) Oct. 1997	500000
Iraq War Protest (NYC) Feb. 2003	400000
People's Climate March (NYC) Sept. 2014	400000

Sources: theenergycollective.com, en.wikipedia.org, bu.edu

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SavvyRoo on Sep 22, 2014 9:18 AM said:

The #PeoplesClimateMarch in New York City is being hailed as "the largest climate change protest in global history." But it's also up there with some of the largest mass protests in American history, comparable to the March on Washington in 1963, and the Iraq War Protest in 2003.

Audiodramatist on Sep 29, 2014 8:41 PM said:

...and what about the million man march in October of 1995?

Stephen Ostermiller on Sep 30, 2014 5:03 AM said:

"The final number [for the Million Man March], based on a count using negatives provided by the NPS, was 837,214 people, with a 20 percent margin of error." - www.bu.edu/remotesensing/rese…

Noah on Sep 30, 2014 6:44 AM said:

The million man march is a notable omission.

Audiodramatist on Sep 30, 2014 10:08 PM said:

Thanks. the reason i asked is because the chart jumped from the sixties to the new century.

Noah on Oct 1, 2014 5:14 AM said:

Great point. I went ahead and added the Million Man March and a couple of others. Thanks for helping us stay savvy. :)