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‘Patriot-owned’ Utah coffee shop faces lawsuit over use of ‘No Kings’ protest image

Summary by Salt Lake Tribune
A protester carried an anti-fascism sign at a Utah "No Kings" rally. Then a cartoon version of him popped up on a label from a coffee shop known for its unapologetic conservative leanings.

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‘Patriot-owned’ Utah coffee shop faces lawsuit over use of ‘No Kings’ protest image

A protester carried an anti-fascism sign at a Utah "No Kings" rally. Then a cartoon version of him popped up on a label from a coffee shop known for its unapologetic conservative leanings.

·Salt Lake City, United States
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Salt Lake Tribune broke the news in Salt Lake City, United States on Sunday, July 19, 2026.
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