Teachers unions, communist of America, BLM, Antifa, Socialists for Change and individuals such as Al Sharpton, Linda Sansour and Randi Weingarten.
Over 1,500 rallies will be held against Donald Trump across the USA tomorrow as part of what organizers have dubbed “No Kings Day.”
Critics say unions taking part are undermining their members by taking an overtly partisan stance. The American Federation of Teachers, American Postal Workers Union, and Communications Workers of America are all listed as partners of No Kings Day.
AFT president Randi Weingarten is set to speak at the Philadelphia No Kings Rally.
‘No Kings Day’ Exposed: Activist Powerhouses Mobilize Across America
Left-wing agitators have been planning events scheduled for this weekend to promote hate against President Donald Trump with “No Kings Day,” following violent anti-ICE riots across America.
The “No Kings Day” mobilizations are set for June 14 across the country, as The Dallas Express previously reported. Several of these events are occurring across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and are organized by powerful national groups.
The group 50501 is a leading force behind these mobilizations – the latest in a series against Trump, with “Hands Off” and “May Day” events earlier this year. As The Dallas Express reported, 50501 previously organized demonstrations across the DFW area.Other groups like Indivisible – an influential left-wing network – are also organizing the demonstrations. Indivisible is known for working with groups like the Democratic Socialists of America, whose “paramilitary wing” is Antifa. According to The Federalist, Indivisible boosted previous protests like “Hands Off” with things like “infrastructure to get the campaign off the ground.”
A spokesman for “No Kings Day” told The Dallas Express that 50501 started anti-Trump events earlier this year, and other groups like Indivisible joined. Last month, Indivisible announced that it and other left-wing groups are helping organize the upcoming events.
The “No Kings” spokesman said he could not limit the “goal to a singular purpose” because the demonstrations are coming from “different local organizations in each city.”
He said national groups like Indivisible, the American Federation of Teachers, SEIU, and other unions are planning the mobilizations. “No Kings Day” partners also include the ACLU, Bernie Sanders and his group Our Revolution, Move On of the Tesla Takedown demonstrations, and the anti-Trump protest group Families Over Billionaires – which is supported by a billionaire-funded dark money network.
Who is organizing the “No Kings” protests?
Several overlapping organizations are organizing the rallies, including Indivisible, a progressive group formed in 2016 I the wake of Trump’s first election win, the American Civil Liberties Union, and 50501, a group formed earlier this year in response to President Trump’s second administration. The name 50501 stands for 50 states, 50 protests, one movement.
505051 has organized several protests this year, including the April 5 “Hands Off” protests, encapsulated a broad range of grievances against the Trump administration, including healthcare and civil liberties concerns.