Overview
- Protests will take place on Flag Day, June 14, across all 50 states in a coordinated day of defiance against presidential show of force.
- Grassroots coalitions like Indivisible and Wake Up Sonoma are leading nonviolent rallies to uphold democratic norms and community solidarity.
- Demonstrations are intentionally excluded from Washington, D.C., to avoid counterprotests and prevent a crackdown on peaceful activists.
- The parade, marking the Army’s 250th anniversary and Trump’s birthday, is budgeted at $45 million and features tanks, thousands of troops and an extensive flyover.
- Local chapters are incorporating mutual aid initiatives, such as toiletries drives for homeless residents, alongside their protest actions.