Chicago is giving the US “a stellar example of how to fight back against these xenophobic pogroms,” said one organizer.
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Chicagoans Refuse to Be Cowed in the Face of Unrelenting State Violence Read Post »
On Wednesday, President Donald Trump’s Department of Justice unsealed an indictment against six protesters—including 26-year-old Democratic congressional candidate Kat Abughazaleh—for allegedly impeding an ICE officer outside of a federal immigration facility in Broadview, Illinois. The move is a stunning continuation of Trump’s weaponization of judicial and police power to crush dissent. “This case is a […]
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It’s been a week since an estimated 7 million people across 50 US states and the District of Columbia—and countless others all over the world—took part in the “No Kings” protests to speak up against the Trump administration’s policies and his leadership’s slide into authoritarianism. From Washington, DC, to Oakland, California, protesters proudly waved American […]
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From Texas to Tennessee, Even Trump Country Is Marching Against Trump Read Post »
If convicted, people who showed up to a protest could face “decades of prison time,” the National Lawyers Guild says.
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These Dallas Residents Are on the Front Lines of Trump’s War Against “Antifa” Read Post »
In another dizzying plot point around President Donald Trump’s attempts to federalize the National Guard, three judges on the federal Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in a 2–1 decision on Monday that Trump has the authority to deploy the Guard in Portland. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mother Jones (@motherjonesmag) […]
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Portland Feds Are Escalating Chaos at ICE Protests Read Post »
“Fed Up Fed!” one protest sign in Oakland, California, proclaimed. Across the nation, in DC, other “No Kings” protesters lofted signs reading “Furloughed And Fired Up” and “Stop Using Federal Workers As Pawns.” An estimated 4 million to 6 million people hit the streets of US cities and towns on Saturday to protest the Trump […]
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The Federal Workers Who Showed Up at “No Kings” Are Not the Villains in This Story Read Post »
When movements let their messages be watered down, they risk the erosion of their ideas in popular consciousness.
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Activists Can’t Give In to Bad-Faith Smears on Pro-Palestine Speech and Slogans Read Post »
Protesters across southern Wisconsin called out Trump’s abuses, and vowed to defend democracy and human rights.
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From Judges to Journalists, Wisconsinites Show Up to No Kings Protests Read Post »
Saturday’s “No Kings” protests were, as my colleagues chronicled, about as wholesome as you could imagine. There were inflatable animals. There were American flags galore. Even the New York Police Department admitted that the 100,000 protesters were peaceful and that cops made no arrests; police in Washington, DC and Austin, Texas said the same. But […]
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Trump and Johnson Are Melting Down Over The Success of “No Kings” Read Post »
The first protester I noticed as I approached the No Kings rally Saturday was dressed as a giant yellow duck. All around, demonstrators were converging on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC—one wore a Lincoln-style stovepipe hat and carried a sign that read, “Protect Constitutional Rights” and “I ♥ America.” Animal costumes have become an ever-present […]
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There Sure Were a Lot of American Flags at the “Hate America Rally” Read Post »
A joyous, mocking menagerie of frogs, axolotls, and at least one giant pink hippo made its way down Seventh Avenue in Manhattan on Saturday, alongside thousands of others, in a defiant protest that formed part of the nationwide “No Kings” rallies. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mother Jones (@motherjonesmag) With limited […]
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Frogs, Axolotls, and a Hippo Take Manhattan to Deflate Trump’s “Antifa” Slur Read Post »
Of the 2,500 No Kings gatherings across America, few were more saturated in American history—in flags and historical costumes—than the one on the Battle Green in Lexington, where the Minutemen fought another king 250 years ago. People streamed by the thousands on to the Green, under a bright sky; they listened cheerfully to speech upon […]
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I Returned to the Site of the Original No Kings Protest Read Post »
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