NEW YORK — Tens of thousands of workers are expected to leave work early Tuesday to protest the one-year anniversary of President Trump’s second inauguration.

Nearly 40,000 people signed up to participate in a 2 p.m. Eastern time Free America Protest, according to Axios.

Free America encourages demonstrators to meet Tuesday wearing red, white and blue in locations including Central Park, Prospect Park, Washington Square Park and Trump Tower in Midtown. At least 800 events associated with that movement are slated for what’s shaping up to be a frigid afternoon in New York City.

“This is not a request. This is a rupture. This is a protest and a promise,” Free America says on its website.

Event organizers are also encouraging students to leave their classrooms to join marchers objecting to the Trump administration’s first year in office, which has included federal law enforcement being deployed in U.S. cities and unprovoked aggression toward longstanding allies.

Women’s March Managing Director Tamika Middleton helped organize Tuesday’s protest. She said participants want to send a message “that we withdraw our consent from what is happening” within the Trump administration.

According to Axios, Tuesday’s activities could be a sign of things to come as the sophomore year of Trump’s second presidency gets underway. National No Kings rallies protest reportedly attracted 7-million participants in October. Thousands of New Yorkers, including elected officials, marched on Fifth Avenue this month in a related demonstration. Researchers claim that increasingly large protests can be effective in forcing change.

“In the face of fascism, we will be ungovernable,” Free America’s website claims.

President Trump celebrated the state of the nation with a social media post declaring “ America is back!!! ” late Monday afternoon.

He cites the soaring stock market and tightened U.S. borders among his successes over the past year.