October 15, 2025

Nationwide ‘No Kings Day’ Protests Planned in Baltimore

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Indivisible Baltimore has organized a series of nationwide ‘No Kings Day’ protests set to occur this Saturday, coinciding with the Baltimore Running Festival. Volunteers will gather to express opposition to Trump administration policies, particularly those impacting federal employees amidst the government shutdown. The protests aim to unite citizens around issues like immigration and healthcare, with significant participation expected across the United States and beyond.

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A series of nationwide “No Kings Day” protests, organized by Indivisible Baltimore, is set to take place on Saturday in Baltimore and across the United States, coinciding with the Baltimore Running Festival. Volunteers are invited to wave signs alongside running routes, expressing their collective opposition to the policies of the Trump administration.

Local “No Kings” events are scheduled in the city and its surrounding areas, aiming to gather large crowds to address various pressing issues. The protests are expected to include federal employees impacted by the ongoing government shutdown, making their voices heard on topics such as immigration enforcement, congressional gerrymandering, health care, and economic hardship.

This weekend’s demonstrations are part of a broader coalition of progressive and pro-democracy groups, who have organized over 2,000 protests across every U.S. state, as well as Canada and Mexico. The “No Kings” protests are intended as a peaceful day of action to push back against what many consider authoritarianism in the current administration.

These events are particularly significant as they coincide with President Trump’s birthday and the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army. The Baltimore protests follow a previous “No Kings” event held in June at Patterson Park, which drew a similar turnout of demonstrators expressing their discontent with Trump’s policies.

During last June’s gathering, attendees voiced their opposition through chants like “This is what democracy looks like,” holding signs and upside-down flags as symbols of protest. Local lawmakers, including Senator Chris Van Hollen and Council President Zeke Cohen, addressed the crowd, highlighting common themes of community advocacy against the Trump administration’s policies.

Protesters articulated a range of concerns regarding rising military spending juxtaposed with cuts to social programs, which they argue further exacerbate socio-economic inequalities. Organizers have emphasized the urgency of their message in light of ongoing government actions that many see as unjust.

The “No Kings Day” movement is part of the 50501 initiative, which is dedicated to encouraging protests and civic engagement across all 50 states. As demonstrators gather, many have expressed feelings of solidarity and a sense of collective action in confronting what they perceive as systemic injustices in the governmental framework.

To sustain momentum for the movement, organizers plan to hold a video call after the protests to recap the events and discuss future strategies. The collective outrage and unity shown during these protests highlight the growing engagement among citizens who feel directly affected by government policies and directives.

As the Baltimore area prepares for this day of civic action, the “No Kings” protests reflect a strong commitment among community members to advocate for their beliefs and demand responsive governance that prioritizes the welfare of all citizens.

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