Overview
- An estimated five million people took part in more than 2,100 No Kings demonstrations on June 14, coinciding with the president’s birthday and the Army’s 250th anniversary.
- The White House labeled the protests a “complete and utter failure” with “minuscule attendance.”
- The event will mark five years since Congressman John Lewis’s death and already has more than 60 demonstrations planned.
- Organizers have unveiled the “1 Million Rising” initiative to train one million pro-democracy movement leaders nationwide.
- A Musk Must Fall protest is set for June 28 as part of broader consumer boycotts aimed at companies seen as supporting the administration.