"Cate Conmy expressed her concerns about the war in Iran, stating, "I think it's a distraction, and I think the timing with the Epstein files was not a coincidence." She emphasized the importance of activism, saying, "I'm scared of complacency. I'm guilty of it myself, so when there are these moments when we can really come together en masse, it seems really crucial for us to do it.""
"Flora, Conmy's niece, shared her thoughts on equality, saying, "I would say you're poop! And to try and be better to everyone, instead of just the people who were born here. Everyone is equal!" This highlights the innocence and clarity of children's perspectives on social issues."
"Sister Shalita Corndog from the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence stated, "It's a chance to be part of history, and a chance to have my voice be heard." This reflects the sentiment of many participants who feel empowered to express their views during significant protests."
Thousands gathered in San Francisco for the No Kings protest, opposing the war on Iran and criticizing the Trump administration. Protesters expressed their views through signs and speeches, with individuals like Cate Conmy emphasizing the importance of activism and not being complacent. Conmy brought her niece to expose her to progressive ideas, while Flora voiced her belief in equality for all. The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence also participated, highlighting the significance of being heard in historical moments.
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