We all showed up in the streets and gathered in community yesterday to show how disgusted we are with this admin. With over 8 million protestors and 3,000 events across the country, No Kings was a success but that doesn't mean the work is over.
Well. Again, there it is folks. Republicans said the quiet part out loud and just admitted that they withheld TSA pay to normalize having ICE at polling locations.
Credit: @nowthisimpact.bsky.social
Protests and marches are the first step. Noncompliance, walkouts and boycotts are the next step. To enact real change, we need to transform the energy we produce at mass protests to organizing noncompliance and civil disobedience. Here’s how you can get started.
What’s Next After No Kings 3?
Tuesday, March 31
8pm – 9pm EDT
www.mobilize.us/nokings/even...
At our March 31 Mass Call, you'll hear from leaders and fellow local activists to celebrate this historic mobilization and dig into what comes next. Join us.
#NoKings #WhatsNext
Consider this: In a nation with a population approaching 349 million, the participation of 8 million people means that more than one of every 50 U.S. residents joined a No Kings rally.
Stat seen on @usatoday.com
Tales from the 50501 inbox (#1):
This lovely emailer appears to be demanding the impeachment of “50/51” & “no kings” folks - I can’t tell if she means this as a threat or if she thinks Congress can impeach protesters. ¿Por qué no los dos?
I can vouch for the No Kings SC locals, they're committed
Oldie but goodie. Pedophiles and the Epstein files Super Bowl edition. This is what they keep trying to cover up and distract us from by starting an unnecessary war in Iran and deploying troops on the ground in Iran.
Credit @vjaybomb.bsky.social
What’s next? No Kings is a launch pad, not a landing pad. It’s up to all of us to funnel this energy into hyper local organizing. Meet your neighbors if it’s safe to do so, start a Signal chat, and get involved with your local resistance groups.
As historic as March 28 was, no single day of protest will achieve all that we dream. It’s up to all of us to put in the work every day to co-create that reality.
In solidarity.
protesting in this outfit is a real “heads I win, tails you lose” moment when it comes to the optics