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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, ...
The available reporting from October 2025 through mid‑2026 shows to the No Kings protests in 2025; coverage instead describes broad organizational participation, grassroots decentralization, and partn...
50501 is a decentralized, progressive protest movement that mobilized mass demonstrations across all 50 U.S. states beginning in early 2025, born online as a rapid-response network against policies of...
Claims that the U.S. Supreme Court or Congress has ordered or approved the deportation of Melania Trump (or her children) are false: fact-checkers find no court ruling or executive order doing so, and...
The No Kings movement grew from coordinated protest actions in 2025 opposing President Donald Trump’s second term and what organizers called authoritarian overreach; major events included mass demonst...
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...
Indivisible functions as a large, decentralized progressive grassroots movement that organizes local groups, runs national campaigns, endorses and funds primary challengers, and openly pressures Democ...
Zohran Kwame Mamdani was born in Kampala in 1991, moved with his family to South Africa and then New York City at about age seven, attended Bank Street School for his early schooling and Bronx High Sc...
Organizers of the “No Kings” protests have claimed a nationwide turnout of , a figure promoted in mid-June 2025; by contrast, local press reports show in specific places such as Florida and Sacramento...
and the support groups opposing through coordinated legal, organizing, and public‑education efforts: they produce toolkits and "know your rights" materials, mount litigation and FOIA campaigns to expo...
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...
Since 2016 , , and the have each been consequential but in different arenas: Indivisible reshaped grassroots pressure that slowed or blocked specific Trump-era legislative priorities, MoveOn has opera...
Indivisible is a grassroots, chapter-driven progressive movement that grew from a 2016 organizing handbook into a national network focused on constituent pressure and protests; it emphasizes local gro...
Indivisible is a nationwide, grassroots network of local chapters that organizes around progressive goals—strengthening democracy, reproductive rights, economic and climate justice—and routinely partn...
David Duke, the former Ku Klux Klan leader, publicly endorsed Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein on his radio show in mid‑October 2024, citing her opposition to the war in Gaza and criticis...
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 ...