None of those besides union membership have recorded metrics you can measure (though coincidentally, Union membership does appear to be increasing, though how much the protests contributed would only be possible to ascertain with data to see if there was a spike any time after the protests).

There were mutual aid groups with tables handing out flyers and talking to people at my protests (a couple of which even I wasn’t even aware of in my area, so quite a good find), and there were many union members out in force, multiple asked me about a general strike after I handed out my own flyers which discussed its importance with a link of how to prepare for one, and how the UAW was planning one, which I think were useful discussions.

Can you prove that none of those things occur in any capacity at any of the last protests? I’m not going to dispute that it’d be great if that was happening at a much greater scale, but what is happening at them is still meaningful.

What did you think of the video’s take in the first link in my previous comment?