“No Kings”
Celebrities demonstrate against Donald Trump’s policy
Nationwide, people in protest against the policies of US President Donald Trump take to the streets. Hollywood stars also mix under the demonstrators.
In the nationwide protests against the policy of US President Donald Trump, Hollywood greats also took to the streets. Mark Ruffalo, who is known from the “Avengers” films as a green giant Hulk, demonstrated in New York. The President has made himself a king and dictator and steps on the rights of the US citizens and the constitution with feet, said Ruffalo on the sidelines of the protest in Manhattan. “We are outraged and are afraid and the only way is that people fight against it together.” Despite the rain, they took the street to send this message here, said the 57-year-old.
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Kerry Washington published photos and videos of demonstrators in Los Angeles on Instagram. “This is what democracy looks like,” the actress calls in a video recording, while she marched at the “No Kings” protest.
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Glenn Close posted impressions from Bozeman in the US state of Montana. People are angry and would demonstrate in droves, wrote them to photos and videos of the protests there.
Donald Trump stages himself as a king
Star moderator Jimmy Kimmel brought his parents to a demo in the San Francisco area. “I am grateful to see how many Americans take measures to stand up for our friends and neighbors,” he wrote on Instagram. “Loves each other,” he wrote about the hashtag #nokings. The musician Moby warned on his Instagram account: “We have to do everything we can to protect democracy”. He also showed himself in a video with demonstrators.
In the nationwide protests, a number of people took to the streets across the USA in over 2100 cities. On the day of the large military parade in Washington, the participants demonstrated under the motto “No Kings” (no kings) against what they believe in their perspective of the president.
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