On Presidents Day 2025, the 50501 Movement saw thousands across the U.S. protesting against President Donald Trump's policies and Elon Musk's role in government efficiency, highlighting concerns over democracy and personal data security.
Presidents Day, observed on February 17, 2025, honors George Washington and has become a mix of historical reverence and retail sales. This article explores the holiday's origins, its modern observance, and the impact on businesses and services.
Organizers of the 50501 Movement are planning nationwide protests against the Trump administration's actions on Presidents Day, Feb. 17, 2025, following a series of executive orders criticized for diminishing the federal government's role. The protests, which also took place on Feb. 5, call for Trump's impeachment, an investigation into Elon Musk, and the reinstatement of DEI initiatives.
Presidents Day, observed on February 17, 2025, honors George Washington and other U.S. presidents. This article explores the holiday's origins, its evolution, and how it is celebrated across the United States.
On Monday, February 17, 2025, the United States will observe Presidents Day, a federal holiday honoring George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Government offices, schools, banks, and federal offices will be closed, while many businesses remain open, often offering special sales.
Presidents Day, observed on the third Monday of February, honors George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, celebrating all U.S. presidents. In 2025, it falls on Feb. 17, with closures of government offices, banks, and schools, while retail and entertainment venues remain open.
Grassroots organizations 50501 Movement and Political Revolution are organizing nationwide protests on Presidents Day, February 17, 2025, to oppose policies enacted by President Trump. The event, planned across all 50 states, includes peaceful protests, volunteer activities, and donations to charities. The movement emphasizes sustained engagement beyond the holiday.
Presidents Day, observed on the third Monday of February, celebrates the birthdays of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, along with other U.S. presidents. This year, it falls on February 19, offering a long weekend. Central Ohio schools, including Columbus City Schools, will be closed. The holiday, originally for Washington's birthday, now honors all presidents and provides a break for reflection and relaxation.