Thousands of women took to the streets. What remains of this anger?

In the autumn of 2020, a five-year-old girl named Jagoda marched alongside her mother among nearly a hundred women dressed in black in Wetlina, Poland. They protested against the Constitutional Tribunal's ruling that tightened abortion laws. The group marched through Wetlina and climbed Smerek mountain to voice their dissent regarding the treatment of women. The article explores the protests in small towns, the consequences of the Tribunal's ruling, changes in social moods after the 2023 elections, and the impact of unmet political promises on social engagement.