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NO KINGS 3.0 – MARCH 28TH
In America, we have no kings.
In early 2025, approximately 500 people showed up in Roseburg to protest the direction of this country. In June, that number surged to 2,000. On October 18th, 2025, 2,500 people gathered for No Kings 2.0.
That is acceleration.
Each event has grown. Each mobilization has expanded. Each turnout has increased visible public pressure.
We protested lawfully and peacefully. We stood together. And we demonstrated that civic engagement here is intensifying.
Since October, the regime has intensified its attacks on democratic institutions, expanded executive overreach, deepened repression, and accelerated efforts to consolidate power.
It is a reaction. Escalation is not confidence. It is fragility under pressure.
When nationwide mobilizations expand, that pressure compounds. When millions gather publicly and lawfully, political calculations shift. Institutions respond. The illusion of inevitability fractures.
Growth is leverage.
Authoritarian regimes rarely collapse at their apparent peak of power. They weaken when public momentum overtakes fear — when visible, sustained civic resistance becomes larger than the intimidation designed to suppress it.
📍 Protest Location Map
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🧰 What To Bring
This isn’t just a protest — it’s people power on display.
📣 Make Your Voice Visible
Here are some ideas for your protest signs:
- NO KINGS IN AMERICA!
- RESIST!
- ABOLISH I.C.E.!
- FREE PALESTINE!
- END THE GENOCIDE!
- RESIST FASCISM!
- REMOVE THE REGIME!
- PROTECT VOTING RIGHTS!
- HANDS OFF OUR ELECTIONS!
👉 Or create your own. Be bold. Be direct. Don’t hold back.
🎨 Get Creative
- 🪆 Giant puppets
- 🎭 Creative props
- 🧥 Costumes
- 🚩 Banners & flags
- 🎶 Street-theater vibes
🥤 Stay Comfortable
- 💧 Water
- 🍎 A snack
- 🕶️ Sunglasses & sunscreen
- 🧢 Hat or umbrella for shade
- 👟 Comfortable shoes
⚠️ No bathrooms on site. Plan accordingly.
🅿️ Parking Reminder
Please do not park at CHI Mercy Hospital or in any hospital-designated parking areas. Those spaces must remain available for patients, medical staff, and emergency access.
Use nearby public parking and follow all local parking regulations. Arrive early and allow time to walk to the protest site.
🕊 Commitment to Nonviolence
A core principle of all Indivisible events is nonviolent action. We expect all participants to de-escalate potential confrontations and embody the values we stand for.
This protest is lawful, peaceful, and disciplined. We are here to demonstrate collective civic strength, not to create harm or disruption.
🤝 Help Power No Kings 3.0
We need volunteers to help make this event safe, organized, and effective. If you can support the protest in any capacity, please sign up — we are currently recruiting for the roles below.
🛡 Safety Team Volunteers
Help ensure the protest remains lawful, peaceful, and organized. Volunteers assist with situational awareness, participant guidance, and de-escalation if needed.
⛑️ First Aid
Help render first aid to protesters for minor health concerns. Physicians, nurses, and those trained in CPR, minor wound care, etc. are welcomed.
🚙 Car Parade Participants
Decorate your vehicle and participate in a coordinated drive-by parade to honk, wave, and visibly demonstrate support.
🥁🎺 Musicians & Acoustic Protest Leaders
We are seeking non-amplified musicians who are willing to use their musical talent to help lead a protest — not perform entertainment. This is not a festival or celebratory event. We are looking for disciplined, protest-oriented musical leadership that can energize chants, maintain rhythm, and amplify collective voice.
- Brass bands
- High school or community marching musicians
- Dixieland or jazz ensembles willing to adapt to protest cadence
- Acoustic guitar groups
- Drumlines
- Drum groups / percussion circles
- Choirs capable of protest-oriented vocal leadership
All instruments must be non-amplified and aligned with a protest atmosphere.