'We the People' gathering in Mountlake Terrace July 4, 2025

Shoreline, WALocal News

On July 4, 2025, a gathering hosted by Democracy in Action will take place in Mountlake Terrace, focusing on justice and inclusion. Participants will hold signs and flags to advocate for constitutional rights, emphasizing that patriotism involves standing up for dignity and truth. Organizer Dustin DeKoekkoek remarked that the event reflects love for the country amidst challenges to democratic principles. This gathering represents the only local protest scheduled for Independence Day, highlighting a unique opportunity for community engagement. Other events in July include weekly gatherings along the Shoreline/Edmonds border and various locations in Lynnwood and Kenmore.

These events, dubbed "Good Trouble Lives On," aim to continue advocating for rights and inclusion in the community. The initiative reflects a broader movement to uphold democratic values during uncertain times. Such gatherings serve as a reminder that civic engagement is vital for sustaining democracy.

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