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“In 2017 almost every scientific society in existence formally endorsed the March for Science. It appears to me that scientific societies are much more reluctant to throw their official support behind today’s protests,” said Lucky Tran, a science communicator who helped organize the 2017 march. “I understand that scientific institutions are being cautious because this time they are more directly targeted, however I am worried about them preemptively self-censoring, which could be very damaging in the long-term.”