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== Why Map a Route? == Have you ever been at a protest that didn't seem to know where it was going? That didn't seem to have someone leading the March? Did that make you feel like there was a plan and purpose? Did you feel safe from cars, counter protesters, and police? Establishing an official route will help keep your protest organized and it will help keep the energy of the protesters channeled. Your route helps you shape your message and maintain the safety of those marching. Leading a safe protest will build your credibility and encourage others to attend your future protests. Having a root and march leaders not only keeps the confidence in the protesters following you. It helps make sure your protest doesn't get hijacked or distracted from it's vision. By someone else taking over who may not share the same goals or organization of your group. You worked really hard to organize your protest. And having a plan for your march will help that hard work pay off in sending the message that matches your goals.
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