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The protests are organized by a broad, multi‑group coalition centered on progressive grassroots networks rather than a single leader; is widely reported as a lead organizer alongside movements such as...
Reporting and public records show the No Kings demonstrations were organized by a coalition led by Indivisible and more than 200 allied groups; fundraising came from a mix of progressive foundations, ...
Coverage shows President Trump and his administration are pushing to dismantle or greatly shrink the U.S. Department of Education and to return many responsibilities to states and other federal agenci...
Available reporting in the provided set does not show President Donald Trump making a simple, explicit quote that “teachers are not professionals.” Coverage instead documents policy moves by the Trump...
Teachers who urge students to join protests operate in a legally fraught zone: school employees acting "within the scope of their job duties" can face limits on First Amendment protections and distric...
Donald Trump’s tally of “broken campaign promises” cannot be reduced to a single agreed number because independent trackers and commentators use different promise lists, timeframes, and definitions; ....
The NO Kings March is presented publicly as a with local hosts and a toolkit for organizers, yet national advocacy groups form a visible coalition that helps coordinate and amplify the actions. Report...
The No Kings Day actions were organized by a coalition led by Indivisible and allied progressive groups; organizers say the coalition included roughly 200 organizations such as the ACLU, MoveOn, Publi...
The protests were not the product of a single organizer but of a broad coalition centered on and the 50501 network, backed by roughly 200 progressive groups — unions, civil‑liberties organizations and...
The available reporting and primary organizing materials document as a broad coalition and brand of coordinated national protest actions—backed publicly by groups like No Kings’ own website, and allie...
The 2026 “No Kings Day” is not the product of a single group but of a national coalition centered on the No Kings movement and a broad alliance of progressive organizations—Indivisible, 50501 and scor...
A broad coalition of grassroots networks, civil‑liberties groups and national unions helped organize the No Kings protests; organizers say more than 200 organizations coordinated the October actions a...
Mass mobilizations in 2025 in the United States coalesced around opposition to President Trump’s second administration, with multiple large, single-day actions—most prominently the “Hands Off!” April ...
The October 18 “No Kings” protests were organized by a broad progressive coalition led by civil-liberties and labor groups including the ACLU, Indivisible, Public Citizen, MoveOn, SEIU, American Feder...
The phrase “No Kings Day” appears to conflate two separate phenomena: the long-standing Dutch national holiday , with origins in 19th-century celebrations of the royal family, and a newer U.S.-centere...
led a legal campaign challenging ’s “Dear Colleague” anti‑ guidance, arguing the guidance was vague, exceeded ’s admissions ruling, and threatened schools with the loss of federal funds; courts enjoin...
Teachers’ unions are major political actors that spend money, endorse candidates, and mobilize voters to shape education policy; their preferences tend to align with positions because of overlapping p...
Organizers and reporting say the No Kings protests were driven by a coalition of roughly 200+ progressive groups (including Indivisible, 50501, MoveOn, ACLU, Public Citizen, SEIU, AFT and others) and ...
The 2025 reclassification and related legislation (commonly discussed as the “One Big Beautiful Bill/OBBBA” and executive actions in 2025) change who can get federal aid and narrow the pathways to loa...
The reporting landscape is split between claims that from prominent foundations and billionaires bankrolled the "No Kings" protests and counterpoints that key donor lists and celebrity attributions la...