Betsy says the world feels different from the one she grew up in—so she’s marching to show her kids and grandkids that you can always stand up for what you believe in.
Kay, the mother of a trans son, went to the “No Kings” protest in south Scottsdale to stand up against the Trump administration and defend communities she cares about.
Lauren joined Saturday's No Kings protest to protect democracy, families, and basic health care.
Katie says Trump hasn’t made America safer—only angrier and more racist.
Mike is protested in south Scottsdale on Saturday to make it clear that in America, the only king is Elvis.
At the No Kings protest, Megan said she’s fighting to protect the joy and diversity that define America—not the fear trying to erase it.
This is what one Phoenix resident had to say at Saturday’s “No Kings” protest.
Of the thousands who showed up to protest President Donald Trump at the Arizona Capitol on June 14, every person had a different story.
