Protest Against Trumpism and White Christian Nationalists
The second "No Kings" rally was held across the country and the world, with approximately 2,700 rallies and 7 million participants.
The author attended the rally in Appleton, Wisconsin, with thousands of people packing the streets of downtown Appleton, sharing a sense of connection and values.
One of the signs at the rally reflected the angry and heartfelt cries of the participants.
The rally's uniqueness was its ability to bring people together, creating a sense of shared values and connection that will persist.
Author's summary: Protesters unite against Trumpism.
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