Fort Worth Protests Trump: 'No Kings'

0:00It's March 29th. This is Dallas News Today, powered by AI. Hundreds of folks brave, porn, rain, and downtown Fort Worth Saturday afternoon for the latest No Kings protest against President Donald Trump. They pack General Worth Square, swelling from a few hundred to near 1,000 by 2pm, kicking off with speakers and booths from local groups. Like Terry and County Democrats, this marked the third such rally in Fort Worth. After ones on June 14th and October 18th last year, part of a nationwide wave. Similar crowds hit the streets across the Metroplex, from Dallas and South Lake to McKinney, Irving and Frisco, all pushing back against what they see, as authoritarian moves. Attendees like Union Leader Tyler Turner voiced frustration over working folks scraping by paycheck to paycheck while billionaires called the shots. Advocacy co-leader Sabrina Ball rallied the crowd against fascism and white Christian nationalism, stressing unity no matter your background. Identity. The event flowed into a march starting around 3pm,

1:03snaking through Sundance Square, down Main Street, Westforth, Throat Morton, and West. Second, lasting past 5pm. Speakers included a former County candidate and the mom of Anthony Johnson Jr. killed in Tarant County jail this year, tying local injustices to. The bigger fight. No clashes happened in Fort Worth, on Micah Detention and Dallas, showing these protests stay peaceful amid rising tensions as election season heats.