Protesters fly American flags and hold signs during the #NoKings protest in downtown Corvallis, Ore. on June 14. The #NoKings protest is a nationwide movement that has been making efforts to fight for democracy in the United States.
Willow the dog excitedly displays her sign reading “I pee on fascists” during the #NoKings protest in Downtown Corvallis, Ore. on June 14. The #NoKings movement is one with a commitment to nonviolent protest efforts, holding assemblies in all 50 states in the United States on Saturday.
Protesters Neil Neillsen (left) and Jeanne Holmes sing and play songs for various attendees of the #NoKings protest in downtown Corvallis, Ore. on June 14. Their song of choice was brief and to the point, calling for America to “throw [Donald Trump’s] ass in jail.”
The fabled “Protest Van” sits donning its new paint job for the #NoKings protest on June 14 in Corvallis, Ore. The van was painted with messages supporting and protecting democracy in the United States in light of recent administrative actions.
Corvallis resident Sandra Hallford holds a sign and upside-down American flag during the #NoKings protest in Downtown Corvallis, Ore. on June 14. Hallford’s sign read “Trump must go / autocracy no,” expressing sentiments against the Trump administration similar to other protesters during this demonstration.
Class of 2025 Oregon State University graduates Casper Frink (left) and Garrett Hembree protest during the #NoKings demonstration in Downtown Corvallis, Ore. on June 14. Many graduates came directly from their commencement ceremony on the same day in order to attend the demonstration in their city.
Protesters hold their signs and chant together in front of the Benton County courthouse on June 14 during the #NoKings protest in Corvallis, Ore. Corvallis was one of the many cities in Oregon that took part in these demonstrations happening all across the country.