2 National Anti-Trump Rallies That You Must Share

We keep getting asked, “What can I actually do to fight back against Trump?” Here you go: circle June 6 for the #50501 veterans’ rallies at every state capitol, and June 14 for the nationwide “No Kings” marches crashing his birthday parade. Show up, bring friends, and flood every timeline with these dates—because democracy only flexes when all of us push at once. Share it like your rights depend on it, because they do More details below:.

1️⃣ June 6 – “50501 Veterans: Defend the Constitution”

50 protests. 50 states. 1 movement.

On the 81-year anniversary of D-Day, veterans are once again taking the first beach. The grassroots #50501 network is staging simultaneous rallies at every state-capitol plaza plus a flagship march on the National Mall (step-off 2 p.m. ET, between the Washington Monument and the Capitol) Unite For Veterans Coalition.

The banner reads “Defend the Constitution,” and the mission is as plain as Omaha Beach sand: push back against executive over-reach, attacks on voting rights, and the Trump administration’s aggressive purge of federal-worker veterans. The organizers are unapologetically volunteer-powered – no dark-money PACs, no corporate sponsors. Their rallying cry: “50 protests, 50 states, 1 day.” 50501 Movement

How to tap in

• Find an action: The interactive map at FiftyFifty.One lists every capitol rally and dozens of courthouse pop-ups. If your state isn’t posted, you can launch one with their ready-made “Welcome Guide,” digital-security tips, and “Marching 101.” 50501 Movement

• Roll with the vets in D.C.: Unite4Veterans.org handles RSVP, bus sign-ups, and disability access. Expect speakers from Common Defense, the Bonus-Army historians, and Gold-Star families. Unite For Veterans Coalition

• Signal-boost: Hashtags #50501, #DefendTheConstitution, #VeteransAgainstTrump.

• Ground rules: The movement’s public pledge is strict non-violence; weapons and agit-prop flags stay home. 50501 Movement

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2️⃣ June 14 – “NO KINGS: National Day of Defiance”

Flag Day ➜ Trump’s birthday parade ➜ America’s answer.

While Donald Trump rolls tanks down Pennsylvania Avenue for a personal loyalty pageant, more than 100 “No Kings” pop-up rallies will bloom everywhere he isn’t – courthouse steps, town greens, freeway overpasses. The drive is led by Indivisible, Black Voters Matter, Common Defense, Public Citizen, Social Security Works,Teachers’ unions and two dozen more pro-democracy partners. IndivisibleNo Kings

Organizers frame the day this way: “Real power isn’t staged in Washington – it rises up everywhere else… No thrones. No crowns. No kings.” IndivisibleNo Kings The action deliberately hijacks the news-cycle on Trump’s birthday and the U.S. Army’s birthday – turning a top-down military spectacle into a bottom-up civics lesson.

How to tap in

• RSVP or host: NoKings.org drops you onto a map; click to join an existing event or grab the host toolkit and plant your own flag (they’ll even hand you printable art and chant sheets). No Kings

• Timing: Most marches launch late morning to early afternoon (check local listing). DC-area counter-programming begins 10 a.m. at Freedom Plaza, then splinters into feeder marches around the parade route. Indivisible@EconomicTimes

• Messaging: Hashtags #NoKingsDay, #NoKings, #DemocracyWon’tBow. Chant menu ranges from “This is what patriots look like!” to “Hands off our flag – it’s not your crown.”

• Safety & solidarity: Events follow the same non-violence code; de-escalation captains wear yellow vests, medics in green. Water, sunscreen, and earplugs advised (tank engines are loud, egos louder).

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Why these two days matter

If you’ve been doom-scrolling and feeling powerless, mark these 72 hours of civic oxygen on your calendar. June 6 and June 14 are bookends on a simple story:

• Veterans fight for the promise. Ordinary citizens echo the charge.

• Trump throws a parade for himself. America throws a parade for democracy.

Standing shoulder-to-shoulder with neighbors – not just tweeting from the couch – does something algorithms never will: it reminds every would-be strongman that the crowd still writes the ending.

So lace up, print a sign, and bring a friend or three. The flag doesn’t belong to Donald Trump or to Elon Musk’s balance sheet. It belongs to the rest of us – and we’ll be waving it together in every zip code from Anchorage to Key West.

No thrones. No crowns. No kings. See you in the streets.