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Richard Spencer has been described as "a suit-and-tie version of the white supremacists of old, a kind of professional racist in khakis."
Whether at the security checkpoint blockades, McPherson or Franklin squares, or near the Mall, people expressed their dissatisfaction with posterboard.
The new president made a few lackluster appearances that left some people disappointed.
President Trump's first tweet using the @POTUS account apparently went out to a lot of users regardless of whether you followed the account. 
Well, you see, it's all a part of our society of the spectacle...
There's a big thing that happened today. Lots of people are thinking about it, and it is pretty strange. It seems to have even affected how people think.
The organizers have released a map for Saturday's march.
"It's one of those things that brings people together," says DCMJ co-founder Nik Schiller. The group estimates they gave away more than 8,000 joints.
Inauguration Day is finally here, so bars and restaurants can soon start focusing on something else.
And there are more reports of smoke in the streets, multiple explosions, pepper spray, and police in riot gear moving in on protesters in Franklin Square.
"It was cold, but we stayed positive," one organizer tells SFist.
Donald Trump's dark vision of the country continued to dominate his speeches, a darkness he promised to lift by instilling "a new national pride."
Poof! Just like that! Totally fixed! 
And 124,000 fewer trips than the 2013 inauguration.
At a time when we feel especially powerless to change a world that seems to have gone mad, maybe a bulked-up hero that performs death-defying feats is just what we need?
The pair behind the Golden Showers burger is back with a new Trump-inspired creation.
"More than a library or museum, it will be a living, working center for citizenship." 
The National Museum of African American History and Culture was packed with about 3,000 people.
