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North American trade union which represents 2 millions worker from USA, Canada, Puerto Rico & focused on healthcare, public services, property service
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 analyses converge on a clear pattern: rank among the largest industry sources for Democratic campaign support, with tech showing especially high employee-level Democratic leans in 2024. ...
Zohran Mamdani publicly supports broad expansions of publicly funded health coverage in New York, including backing the New York Health single-payer plan, and champions policies to strengthen public h...
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...
Reporting identifies at least one documented instance in which a pro‑Democrat labor organization — — hired an individual with a sex‑offender conviction to a senior local role, a matter now under House...
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...
Organizers and public reporting identify a broad coalition of civil-society groups and local allies as sponsors or endorsers of the October 18, 2025 “No Kings 2” nationwide actions; Deadline lists nat...
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 ...
Joe Biden has used several explicit phrases accusing Donald Trump of racism, including calling Trump “the country’s ‘first’ racist president” and saying Trump had “spread” racism and used race “as a w...
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...
The claim that specific individuals organized or spoke at the NO Kings March on October 18, 2025 is : national coalition organizers are identified, but the sources provided do list named headline spea...
The flagship demonstrations in , , and were run as local-led hubs within a broader national coalition: , councils and individual unions, and groups, and legal/advocacy organizations each supplied dist...
Coverage shows No Kings presents itself as a broad, pro‑democracy coalition and uses clear symbols (yellow, inflatable frogs, slogans like “No Kings” and “America has no kings”) and messaging focused ...
The available reporting indicates that the largest documented financial backer publicly tied to the “No Kings” rallies is George Soros’ Open Society Foundations, which awarded multi-million-dollar gra...
The available reporting shows a clear split: several contemporaneous accounts say the No Kings protests were , while other reports either omit such endorsements or cast doubt by highlighting unverifie...
The No Kings March 2025 is a nationwide, predominantly non‑violent protest movement explicitly framed as a rejection of perceived authoritarianism tied to President Donald Trump; it mobilized thousand...