THIS IS WHAT RESISTANCE LOOKS LIKE

The images in this gallery page capture the spirit of Indivisible Douglas County — a grassroots force standing up to authoritarianism, corporate greed, and political corruption. These aren’t just photos; they’re proof that ordinary people in Southern Oregon are rising up, getting organized, and refusing to be silent. Every rally, march, sign, and gathering shown here is part of the fight to defend democracy and demand a government that serves the people — not the powerful.

No Kings Day Protest

Saturday, June 14, 2025

More than 2,000 residents gathered in Roseburg as part of a nationwide wave of protests known as No Kings Day — a coordinated demonstration against the ongoing authoritarian overreach of the Trump administration. Organized nationally by over 100 activist organizations including Indivisible and 50501, the event was locally led by Indivisible Douglas County, and marks one of the largest political protests in Roseburg’s history.

The protest was entirely peaceful, with no incidents of violence or unrest. Despite online rumors falsely claiming protesters were coming to riot, the reality was clear: this was a nonviolent, constitutionally protected demonstration.

Roseburg’s rally was one of more than 2,100 coordinated protests across the United States on June 14 — the same day Americans across the country marked the 250th birthday of the United States Army, which coincided with Donald Trump’s birthday. While the militarized parade in Washington, D.C. drew sparse crowds, long wait times, and miserable weather, the No Kings Day movement drew an estimated 4 to 6 million Americans into the streets to reject authoritarianism and reclaim the flag for the people. 

All Images courtesy of Darlene Alexander Photography

Additional photos taken by Indivisible Douglas County

DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION: STAND UP FOR VETERANS

Friday, June 6, 2025

We stood against the Trump Administration’s cuts to the Veteran’s Administration, VA healthcare, mental healthcare, and the privatization of the VA system. It was a beautiful day with plenty of honks of support for our demonstrators.

All Images courtesy of Darlene Alexander Photography

“When I took the picture, I thought it would stop the war. That photograph did something to stop the war.”

— Nick Ut

(Henri Huet / Associated Press)

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