US Edition‘No Kings’ Protesters Out in Force in Jacksonville on Saturday; at Least 5 Events Planned in the Area
- Protests against the Trump Administration called 'No Kings' took place on Saturday, June 14, across multiple U.S. cities including West Michigan and Jacksonville.
- These demonstrations arose as a nationwide day of defiance to reject perceived authoritarianism, reacting also to a planned military parade in Washington D.C.
- Over a dozen 'No Kings' protests occurred in West Michigan with expected thousands in Kalamazoo, while Jacksonville held at least five events urging peaceful participation.
- Anita Hoppenstand stated, "You've got to, you've got to speak out," while Jacksonville officials and Tom Hackney expressed hope the gatherings remain peaceful despite potential disruptions.
- These protests amplified opposition to President Trump and highlighted public concerns about U.S. democracy, with authorities prepared to protect lawful expression and maintain order.
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‘No Kings’ protests spread across Palm Beach County: Live updates
Protesters across South Florida are taking part in No Kings demonstrations this weekend, with events unfolding in several cities, including West Palm Beach, Port St. Lucie, Delray Beach, and more.The No Kings website explains the events across the country: "No Kings is a nationwide day of defiance. From city blocks to small towns, from courthouse steps to community parks, were taking action to reject authoritarianism and show the world what demo…
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'No Kings' protests planned across North Alabama,
HUNTSVILLE, Ala (WHNT) — On Saturday, hundreds of protests will happen across the country, including right here in the Tennessee Valley, voicing their concerns about President Donald Trump. It's a part of the 'No Kings' protests that will take place across the nation. Cullman Co. officials bracing for thousands to pour in for Rock the South "I think there's a lot of discontent, and there's there's a lot of people that are frustrated, even…
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