ABSTRACT Mass political protests have emerged as a persistent theme in the presidency of Donald Trump, among them, the 300+ Women’s Marches that occurred worldwide on 21 January 2017. Collecting by curatorial staff at protests is an existing, although sometimes controversial, practice. However, in the era of social media, crowd-collecting has also become common practice. This Forum article summarizes the history and practice in museums and identity-based archives and proposes protocols for documenting artifacts acquired by protest participants.

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民主是什么样子：群众收集抗议材料

摘要 大规模政治抗议已成为唐纳德特朗普总统任期内的一个持续主题，其中包括 2017 年 1 月 21 日在全球范围内发生的 300 多场妇女游行。策展人员在抗议活动中收集是一种现有的做法，尽管有时会引起争议。然而，在社交媒体时代，人群聚集也成为了一种普遍的做法。这篇论坛文章总结了博物馆和基于身份的档案馆的历史和实践，并提出了记录抗议参与者获得的文物的协议。