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What to know about ‘No Kings’ protests this weekend in WA
Millions are expected to join protests nationwide opposing perceived authoritarianism by President Trump, marking the largest mobilization since his return to office, organizers said.
- Thousands of people are expected to protest at the 'No Kings' demonstration across Western Washington this weekend, with over 2,500 protests planned nationwide.
- Speakers at the rally include Metropolitan King County Council Chair Girmay Zahilay and U.S. Representative Pramila Jayapal, with the event starting at noon at Seattle Center's International Fountain.
- Organizers demand the withdrawal of military forces from cities and the continuation of health care subsidies, stating that 'Dictators divide to conquer' according to protest organizer Kathleen Carson of Seattle Indivisible.
- Protests this weekend are seen as a push against perceived authoritarianism, with calls for an end to military intervention.
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