"It's important that other people know that we're all together, we're all human beings, the woman said. And oh my gosh, you know, what's happening in the world is horrible. And it's all because of one guy who has a stupid ego and thinks he's above everyone else."
"I just, you know, I'm sitting at home and I'm going, I gotta do something, I gotta do something,' you know? the protester said. So, you know, I came, I got some friends, they're gonna be here later, you knowbut it just, it hurts your heart, because I love people. And I don't want to see other people hurt."
"The group sang a rousing folk song about being unafraid of tyrants. So you can't scare us, we're sticking together. We're sticking together, forever and ever. Oh, you can't scare us, we're sticking together from now on!"
The No Kings rally in Austin, TX, featured The Raging Grannies performing a protest song. Organizers emphasized the importance of ongoing civic engagement beyond the rally. A protester expressed deep emotional concerns about issues like ICE, the Supreme Court, and gas prices, attributing societal problems to a single individual. The protest aimed to unite people and encourage them to take action, highlighting the need for collective efforts in the face of adversity. The rally is seen as a significant event in a larger movement for change leading up to the November elections.
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