Scenes from the No Kings Rise Up Rally

Shoreline, WALocal News

The No Kings demonstration, held on October 18, 2025, attracted over 2,000 Shoreline residents advocating for social justice and political change. Sandy Labyris of Everyday Activists organized the rally, which featured Shoreline City Council candidates Valerie Snider and Jack Malek, who articulated their visions for the city. Keynote speaker Jesse Salomon, a Democrat in the Washington State Senate, energized the crowd with his assertion that "Democracy is strength. Peace is strength. " Local organizations set up booths to promote their work, engaging attendees with resources and information.

The Kids Tent became a highlight, where children and parents created signs and participated in their own parade, fostering a sense of community. Many participants expressed a renewed sense of hope and eagerness for future events, reinforcing the significance of grassroots activism. This gathering illustrated the strength of collective action in shaping local governance and inspiring civic engagement. The rally's success reflects a growing movement among residents to prioritize community-led initiatives and social change.

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