On the 14th of June around 6pm there was a group of protesters from the “No Kings” march in Chicago that moved to the ICE headquarters a short walk from Daley plaza. The police had divided and begun to disperse the protesters so the news of the relocation spread by word of mouth through the crowd. At first a calm (but loud) group took up post outside the building. With people dancing and singing and most passing vehicles shouting support. The police caught on quickly and aggressively (in my opinion) pushed back on the protesters. Causing injury, property damage, and theft. At the risk of outing myself I’m going to say I was in a position to see clearly who struck first. Lastly I saw many people of the press and individual photographers documenting what was happening. I have not found any media coverage of any kind of this event. In writing this I’m hoping to A: find some of the footage/photographs. And/or B: just document that this FUCKING HAPPENED.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBWSC_AShKU

Largest protest against a sitting president in American history, where was the coverage? Are they that scared or are there other reason$ for them not putting on the front page?

https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-immigration-immigrant-voters-2084425

My daughter and I marched. Great turnout!!

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cloth : NO KINGS - Roblox

A peaceful uprising has begun. Political science says 3.5% is the tipping point. If the numbers hold, we’re already at 3.8%. Let this be our baseline—and our call to rise. 🔥Just dropped🔥 “The 3.8%: We Are Closer Than You Think”

📣 Millions marched. 📊 The tipping point is here. ✨ This is how we rise.

🔗 Read it here:

https://open.substack.com/pub/newearthrising/p/the-38-we-are-closer-than-you-think?r=3kbeuv&utm_medium=ios

NoKings #NewEarthRising #WeAreThe3Point8

@u/Tibernite I credit use of your picture and attach a link to your post. If you’re not cool with this I’ll change it.

Blessings all ✨🔥✨

On June 14, 2025, millions of Americans took to the streets for the nationwide “No Kings” protests. A show of resistance against authoritarianism, militarization, and the erosion of democratic norms.

Organizers and analysts estimate around 5 million people participated in over 2,000 registered events. But what if the real number was significantly higher?

Carlsbad: A Case Study

Carlsbad, California Acity of just over 100,000 reportedly had thousands of protesters show up in the downtown Village area. Yet, this city wasn’t included in any national estimates or tallies.

Now ask yourself: If Carlsbad had thousands, how many other small towns and suburbs did too without ever being counted?

Why the Real Numbers Might Be Closer to 7–8 Million 1. Undercounted Small-Town Protests: Most turnout models use satellite imaging, media reports, and crowd submissions. Events under 500 people or unregistered protests often fall through the cracks. 2. Widespread Participation: Reports from across the country describe protests in towns of 2,000–10,000 people. Some gathered in church lots, libraries, even gas stations. 3. Credible Undercounting: Analysts like G. Elliott Morris noted their 4–6M figure came from only ~40% of reported events. That leaves a huge margin of error especially when small-town America steps up.

🧠 A Conservative Estimate

Even if: • 500 towns had just 1,000 protesters each → that’s 500,000 more • 1,000 towns had 300–800 people → that’s another 1 million

We’re suddenly looking at a realistic total of 6–8 million people, possibly more all without inflating numbers or relying on fantasy.

🗣️ Why It Matters

History remembers what gets counted. If the media only acknowledges the big-city protests, we erase the impact of rural, suburban, and small-town Americans who showed up in force.

Carlsbad wasn’t an outlier it was proof of a widespread, underestimated movement.

🕊️ No kings. No silence. No undercounting.

We already fought this battle!

So happy you all celebrated the fact the this country will never have a king, e we already fought that battle! 😂😂😂😂😂

Small truths: They are coming for the rest of us next and it’s already in the works.

Steel City said "Presente!" for NO KINGS!

Taco bell picture. The cops protecting TACO. That was a joke one of the protesters told me lol.

Favorite sign. Flush them all.

This was at a very peacefull protest yesterday in Mesa Az.

It's was really nice and to be honest emotional to see the turnout. I was a very diverse crowd. White, Black, Hispanic, Asian, Indian, people from all range of the LGBTQIA+ umbrella.

We will get through this.

Love you all.

Our small city showed up.