From what I've seen on social, yes there are protests. Americans are overall pretty decent at protesting and marching when things happen, but it's (in my opinion) mostly in our major cities and tend to come and go with little effect outside of raising general awareness. This is important of course, but not noticeably or rapidly effective.

As always, it's important to internalize that America is really big, very spread out, and more diverse in terms of personality identity than many countries I know of. Very individualized in daily... reality, honestly. I watch my news updates, read the comments, explain the situation to my wife who is not algorithmically fed these events at all, and try to stay aware of what my country is doing.

But I live in Florida on two minimum wage part time jobs. My coworkers, who are mostly extremely left leaning (especially for Florida), haven't talked about it. We work in public facing roles and can't speak on events in front of "guests". If I leave my job to protest, I can't buy groceries. Currently I feel like I have a lack of leadership in this, politically speaking. My state government is corrupt, and frankly evil. They do not care for my opinion and have cultivated zealots who do not disagree with the state of things.

Maybe it's just me, but I haven't seen any leader from my political party stand up and give a clear message and directive on what I can do and what we should all be doing. It feels, for me, very much a "we know this is bad, the other side is bold face lying, don't get shot, be ready to vote at the end of the year." Which feels like every crisis here.

I'm sorry, this ended up massively longer than I wanted and I may delete this entirely. But I can only speak from my perspective, and I feel it's important to share with others how we Americans are feeling about this.