Feel-Good Only: A Critique on ‘No Kings Day’ Protests

Thousands take Baton Rouge streets on No Kings Day to fight Trump’s agenda

Baton Rouge, LA - On No Kings Day, October 18, over 1500 people took to the streets to stand against the Trump administration in Baton ...

No Kings rally draws 2,000 plus

Horns honked in support, signs were in abundance and many people wore yellow bandanas, a hopeful color showing support for the No Kings day movement that saw demonstrations across the state and cou…

Feel-Good Only: A critique on ‘No Kings Day’ protests

The No Kings Day protests, despite attracting large crowds and media attention, are criticized for their lack of concrete action and reliance on spectacle. Photo courtesy of marcus_aureliuz via instagram. On October 18, close to seven million people took to the streets to attend the anti-Trump No Kings Day protests nationwide. Helicopter recordings showed massive crowds, and multiple events had renowned political figures as speakers. Liberal new…

No Kings Day Movement Draws Crowd to Downtown Reno – The Nevada Sagebrush

According to the Reno-Gazette Journal, an estimated 18,000 people attended the No Kings protest in Reno on Oct. 18. (Emilio Milo/The Nevada Sagebrush) A massive crowd began gathering in downtown Reno at around 11 a.m. on Oct. 18 as part of the national protest movement No Kings Day to protest the Trump administration’s policies and beliefs. The event began to dissipate just past 1 p.m.. Just like several other cities across the U.S., Reno was the