Re: “‘No Kings’ rallies galvanize region” (Page A1, Oct. 19). Saturday, I attended two local “No Kings” rallies. They were uplifting. People lined the streets holding home-made signs for passing cars.
Student organizations protested against President Donald Trump at “No Kings” demonstrations at Town and Country Village and Rinconada Park on Oct. 18 as part of the national “No Kings Day” movement.
SANTA CRUZ — With a crowd of at least 15,000 people assembled on an unseasonably warm day at San Lorenzo Park in Santa Cruz, Indivisible Santa Cruz County co-leader Amanda Harris Altice took the stage ...
Residents in communities across the United States showed up for protests against the Trump administration this year, and many people from Longmont joined in.
The Oct. 18 No Kings protests attracted 7 million people, organizers said. This was the second largest single-day protest in U.S. history after the first Earth Day. The Black Lives Matter protests in ...
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