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PHOTO GALLERY "No Kings" Protest across NCW

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Hundreds of participants gathered on June 14 in North Central Washington for the “No Kings” protest, part of a nationwide movement against authoritarianism. Demonstrators voiced their concerns about the erosion of democratic values and civil liberties, emphasizing the need for public engagement. Local organizers underscored the urgency of protecting individual rights in the face of rising authoritarian trends. The protest coincided with similar events across the country, highlighting a collective sentiment among citizens advocating for democracy. Attendees called for increased awareness and action regarding these pressing issues.

The event drew significant local attention, with community leaders participating to amplify the message. Organizers reported a diverse turnout, reflecting various perspectives within the community. This mobilization marks a critical moment for civic engagement in the region.

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