I went to two No Kings protests in Massachusetts yesterday that were very well attended, despite the rain.
Here is a quote from an Axios article about yesterday’s No Kings protests throughout the USA:
At both No Kings protests I attended we stood at intersections with our signs and there was so much horn honking in solidarity that it was difficult for people to hear my protest song “You Don’t Scare Me.” No kings and no noise will ever stop me; people who could hear my song liked it and even sang along. Somebody at my second No Kings protest told me, “I asked AI to write a protest song last night and it was pretty good but yours is better!”
Here are the images I collected on No Kings Saturday.
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Here’s what I find when I search for “No Kings“ on YouTube:
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Thanks to all who are here for this No Kings blog post, including YOU!
I feel so sad and afraid. I live in rural(ish) Michigan. I am glad you went, thank you for doing that and for sharing. This post makes me feel less alone.
hi dawn, I live in michigan and I stand for you, you are not alone
Thank you. Funny, I have a sister named Beth! She lives in AL though.
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You’re not alone, my friend. 💙
GREAT post!! I was at pride and there was a great music group that sang sly and the family stone and fabulous disco with fantastic vocals and horns. Music always connects me to myself and that connects me to others. Sing it out loud, Ann!! ♥️
You are so great, Carol! 💙
I did it. Two-wheeled walker and all. Marched at least four long blocks to within sight of the Capitol, then turned back with just enough stamina to make it to my car. Glorious time. Great people, great vibes, lots of smiles and helping hands. I love the “Make Orwell fiction again,” sign, Ann. My favorite one: “It’s so bad even the introverts are here.” And I was. Couldn’t sit this one out!
So glad we were both there, Barbara! 💙
I love the jealous toilet sign! 🤣
Isn’t it awesome?
Seeing how many people stood together in Nashville makes me feel less alone.
We stand together, Chris.
Indeed, Ann.
In deed and in speech, my friend.