A Dartmouth University professor has expressed concern over the lack of young people participating in protests against President Donald Trump. In a recent essay, the professor noted that while millions joined the nationwide 'No Kings' demonstrations, only a small percentage were from the younger generation, with students notably absent. He described this as a significant shift compared to previous protests, such as those following the death of George Floyd, where young people were more active. The professor suggested that disillusionment with the effectiveness of past protests and a lack of inspiration from political leaders may be contributing to this decline in youth activism.