It’s Official: 60,000+ Marched in Downtown San Diego for ‘No Kings Day’ — See Short Video and More Photos

It is official, according to the San Diego Police Department and the Union-Tribune: 60,000 plus people demonstrated in downtown San Diego Saturday, June 14, for “No Kings Day!” Times of San Diego and KPBS also repeated this number. Organizers claimed 80,000. Also, police reported there were no arrests.

Meanwhile, literally millions of Americans took to the streets in opposition to Trump and his policies in at least 2,000 actions.

There were also 10 other “No Kings Day” protests across San Diego County, including events in Carlsbad, Del Mar, Chula Vista, Escondido, El Cajon, Mira Mesa, Rancho Bernardo, Civita Park, Ramona and San Marcos. Times of San Diego reported “about 1,000” in Mira Mesa and organizers estimated 3,000 in Escondido.

Photo by Charles Landon

See this short video from downtown San Diego by Charles Landon.

Here are more photos from Saturday — they’re mainly of individual signs. The first batch is from Byron Morton.

Here’s another batch from Paul Krueger.

Frank Gormlie
A former lawyer and current grassroots activist, I have been editing the Rag since Patty Jones and I launched it in Oct 2007. Way back during the Dinosaurs in 1970, I founded the original Ocean Beach People’s Rag - OB’s famous underground newspaper -, and then later during the early Eighties, published The Whole Damn Pie Shop, a progressive alternative to the Reader.

2 thoughts on “It’s Official: 60,000+ Marched in Downtown San Diego for ‘No Kings Day’ — See Short Video and More Photos

  1. Patty and I went to a potluck in OB of a dozen OBceans last night and at least half of them had attended the protest in DT San Diego. Yalza!

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