United States: protests and strikes today

In the last 24 hours, the press reported about 65 protests in 47 places. Updated .

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Types of action

  • Peaceful protest58
  • Strike, blockade7

Most active places

  1. New Yorkapproximate position, reliability 64/1005protests
  2. North Carolinaapproximate position, reliability 71/1003protests
  3. White HouseDistrict of Columbia, reliability 64/1002protests
  4. ChicagoIllinois, reliability 61/1002protests
  5. Massachusettsapproximate position, reliability 42/1002protests
  6. Maineapproximate position, reliability 67/1002protests
  7. Michiganapproximate position, reliability 60/1002protests
  8. Georgiaapproximate position, reliability 73/1002protests
  9. Connecticutapproximate position, reliability 64/1002protests
  10. Californiaapproximate position, reliability 72/1002protests
  11. Wisconsinapproximate position, reliability 69/1002protests
  12. Utahapproximate position, reliability 59/1002protests
  13. Ohioapproximate position, reliability 37/1002protests
  14. QueensNew York, reliability 47/1002protests
  15. HollywoodCalifornia, reliability 44/1001protest
  16. WichitaKansas, reliability 72/1001protest
  17. Chapel Hill High SchoolTexas, reliability 47/1001protest
  18. Arkansasapproximate position, reliability 52/1001protest
  19. Missouriapproximate position, reliability 72/1001protest
  20. Long BeachCalifornia, reliability 72/1001protest

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Data comes from GDELT, which reads news articles around the clock. A protest the media barely covered may be missing.

A protest is estimated by grouping, for one place, reports from the same day and of the same type: the press often describes a single rally in several articles. Reliability combines the diversity of outlets (45%), GDELT's confidence in extracting the event from each article (35%) and the share of reports taken from the opening of articles (20%).

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