No Kings protest organizers announce July 17 as next demonstration
Source: Axios
Organizers of last weekend's "No Kings" protests are celebrating the event as the one of the largest mass demonstrations in U.S. history, and already have another rally on the books.
Why it matters: Building off the success of Saturday's rallies, Transformative Justice Coalition announced Monday the next protests are planned for July 17 in honor of Civil Rights activist and lawmaker John Lewis who died on that date in 2020.
The June 14 protests were scheduled to counter President Trump's military parade in Washington, D.C., as a public rebuke to what organizers say is Trump's authoritarian policies.
By the numbers: More than 2,100 No Kings events took place across 20 countries on Saturday, according to Ezra Levin from Indivisible.
Read more: https://www.axios.com/2025/06/17/no-kings-july-17-protests


Ocelot II
(125,323 posts)My sign is getting a little bedraggled - better start working on a new one.
Captain Zero
(7,979 posts)nt
MustLoveBeagles
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Initech
(105,288 posts)It'd be the poster from the movie "We Need To Talk About Kevin" except it would say "We Need To Talk About Stephen" and have a picture of Stephen Miller on it.
MayReasonRule
(3,472 posts)
Initech
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Cha
(311,999 posts)How absolutely Creative! TY
brakester
(366 posts)as a bat dangling upside down from a stick with S.M.'s face pasted where the bat's head would be!!!!!!
yellowdogintexas
(23,308 posts)bucolic_frolic
(50,897 posts)Harker
(16,344 posts)ananda
(32,213 posts)Make it huge!
EarthFirst
(3,693 posts)I like where this is headed!
Magoo48
(6,445 posts)Hopefully we can build to some future crescendo.
Amaryllis
(10,485 posts)Tree Lady
(12,463 posts)its day before I leave on a trip but I will try to go.
jaymac
(21 posts)please, please, make it a Saturday............maybe call for people to bang pots and pans at a specific time on John Lewis's actual birthday.......call the march/stand out the John Lewis Memorial Day march...whatever....don't diminish our numbers by making it harder not easier to join in
Ruby the Liberal
(26,467 posts)Loving the Good Trouble theme.
Grim Chieftain
(232 posts)Many people will be at work if it's held midday on Thursday. Each protest needs to be bigger than the one before.
fmdaddio
(230 posts)We need these to be bigger each event. A weekday is going to limit participation. Who is in charge of planning these?
intheflow
(29,581 posts)They will not top their numbers from last weekend, and that is a mistake, imho.
Akakoji
(321 posts)Focus on including everyone that lives in small and medium population towns and cities in red states and areas. GOP associated areas that are being hammered just as hard by the BS. And hit their media sources as well. They need to know were watching, and care.
TomSlick
(12,473 posts)The crowds will be much smaller.
GenThePerservering
(2,909 posts)there's nothing wrong with honouring John Lewis on the following Saturday.
What do they want, to go by the book, or achieve our goal?
barbtries
(30,486 posts)of course I will be there, but I think we need people on the street constantly.
brakester
(366 posts)has a standing date for every Sat at noon.
liberalla
(10,546 posts)But by all means -- keep this movement rolling forward and expanding!
yellowdogintexas
(23,308 posts)Fort Worth could start at 6:30 if it is downtown, since parking is free after 6 at street meters and several very large garages.
More of the smaller locations might participate since there would not be a drive into a city.
Of course each area can decide the best time but it is going to be very difficult to get larger numbers on a weekday
mcar
(44,760 posts)Way too hot in FL for a July protest.
I'm glad they are continuing, though.
OrlandoDem2
(2,898 posts)Timeflyer
(3,200 posts)tavernier
(13,756 posts)I will be there.