Summary
People across the United States took part in "No Kings" protests against the policies of President Donald Trump's administration. The protests happened in various locations, from large cities to small towns, and were photographed by NPR station photographers. The demonstrations aimed to highlight concerns over civil liberties and involved activities like marching and holding banners.
Key Facts
- The "No Kings" protests happened nationwide on Saturday, October 18, 2025.
- The protests were a response to the policies of President Donald Trump's administration.
- Demonstrations took place in diverse locations, including urban and rural areas.
- Photographers from NPR stations documented these protests widely.
- Events included activities like chanting, holding banners, and even impromptu dance parties.
- Protestors argued for civil liberties, stating it was not a partisan issue but one of right versus wrong.
- In some places, protests moved locations to avoid conflicts with other events, like a Hispanic festival in Macon, GA.
