No Kings rally brings crowd to downtown Bellingham in protest of Trump Administration

On October 18, Whatcom County residents gathered in downtown Bellingham for the second nationwide “No Kings” rally, protesting the Trump Administration. Attendees filled the public park by Whatcom Creek, where local representatives and artists expressed their views through speeches and chants. The event lasted two hours and aimed to encourage civil discourse among community members. This rally follows earlier events in June that drew thousands to the streets of Whatcom and Skagit Counties, indicating a heightened engagement in political issues. The No Kings movement seeks to unify residents across the U.

S. against perceived injustices from the current administration. Activism in Bellingham reflects broader national sentiments regarding political leadership. Photos from the event were captured by Sam Kristofferson, showcasing the community’s involvement. Previous coverage of the June rally indicates a sustained interest in political activism locally.