For those who attended one of the demonstrations yesterday

[captain queeg]

My sister commented that where she lived she was disappointed there were very few younger people. I didn’t think about it till she said that but I’d say the crowd in my town tended to be a bit older. Didn’t see many under 30. It is disconcerting.

[Cartoonist]

1. Same here

We had some counter protesters. Only five, but they were younger than our crowd.

[Bettie]

2. Well, my high school senior

and my college freshman are taking finals.

Can't skip that.

[marybourg]

3. I noticed that in all the photos.

[yellowdogintexas]

4. We had every age group represented here.

Women, men, teens, young adults, children and a few dogs.

Approx 300 give or take (people were leaving and arriving)

Lots of supportive honking from the cars passing by.

We even had a 'Yang Gang' of students (probably from TCU which is a couple of miles up the street)

[BigmanPigman]

5. I noticed that at my rally too.

I attributed it to school/college demands and the time of year.

[tblue37]

10. It's finals week in schools. nt

[guillaumeb]

6. We had peopel from ages 10-80.

But we started at 6pm, and many people were probably still commuting.

[Olafjoy]

7. At my demo in AZ

I would say 40% of attendees in their 30’s. 2 hilarious, boisterous high school young ladies to the left of me. Universal honks from younger people in cars. Car of 4 young people pulled over and played us a rap song critical of 45. All yelled they were registered to vote. Even city bus driver was honking.

[captain queeg]

8. Nice

Yes, many, many honking horns.

[tblue37]

9. For colleges and many high schools & middle schools this is final exam week. nt

[ffr]

11. Pretty much. I saw some that were of votiing age, but overall it was working-class or older

Maybe when rePuticans send them off to fight for oil rights in foreign countries, they'll give a little more consideration to getting politically involved. But those that were there were fully engaged.