The Village FL
St Paul MN
Pittsboro NC
Philadelphia PA
Louisville, Kentucky! NoKings for multiracial feminist democracy against the authoritarian nightmare.
in London England
Houston TX
Dublin Ireland
Boise Idaho
Black Mountain rally
Black Mountain NC
Asheville NC
Raleigh NC
What wonderful turnouts! I only wish I were able to participate in such an important event.
ReplyDeleteWe decide what we can co, and then do it as well as possible. Facebook to my laptop to a collection as my contribution, as well as an archive. Thus I have the news shots saved of the ear that was never hit by a bullet.
Delete...yes, free balls by the truck load!
ReplyDeleteThese are quite colorful too!
DeleteThank you for the gallery. It's encouraging.
ReplyDeleteAs I mentioned before, I like having an archive.
DeleteLove the two eagles with the brunch sign, LOL! So great to see such YUGE turnouts!
ReplyDeleteI can just imagine they are friends of mine…or if not yet, they should be!
DeleteIf none of these images are AI generated, I am impressed with the turnout. Unfortunately, I don’t think it will make difference with our current president, but maybe some of congress will notice.
ReplyDeleteThe efforts are as much for ourselves as the fascists. I don’t want just one of them gone, but the whole GOP!
DeleteIt’s heartening.
ReplyDeleteAnd it was covered by NBC news tonight, though they kind of bent the reasons to appear war and immigration related…not fascists with a bumbling idiot and wimps of congressmen.
DeleteThe No Kings marches are growing! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI believe my favorite sign of all of these is the "Our expectations for you were low..."
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely true.
How heartening all of this is!
Somewhere in that photo of the No Kings rally in Asheville is Charlotte and myself. We had folding chairs so we sat which prevented us from seeing the stage. There were lots more people than the previous two. We joined the march, which because of the crowd was really more of a slow stroll. But then a brass band of No King volunteers joined us and the pace really picked up. Maybe I'll breakout my marching horn and join them for the next protest!
ReplyDeleteIt was an awesome day, and i was glad to be part of it.
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